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Rust Color Residual Temperature
Wen Zhaoning, a wealthy jeweler who was on the verge of bankruptcy, mistook his enemy Fu Chenzhou for his lover at a cocktail party. Under the Sanskrit tattoo on his neck is a teenage design she bought anonymously when she was eighteen; The battle-damaged ring hanging on her collarbone was branded with the betrayal number carved by his own hands. "Ms. Wen, cooperate or die?" He pressed the merger agreement to her lips, And she bit his fingertips and pressed the blood mark on the life and death s
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Blood Magnolia
The evil of human nature ferments in the humidity of the rainy season in the south of the Yangtze River. Rebirth is not the starting point of salvation, but a deeper noose for destiny. Every struggle confirms the absurdity of Sisyphus, and all tenderness is like icing on broken glass.
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The Beautiful and Chaotic General Men Huanghou
She was supposed to hold the sword to guard the mountains and rivers, but she was pushed to the Nine Palaces by fate. She used gentleness as the blade to carve out a bloody path for Huangquan. There has never been a phoenix girl destined by heaven in this world, only the human Yama who was tempered by blood and fire.
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Snow-Quenched Green Plums
The green plum jade pendant was paid in error fifteen years ago, and Yun Suiwan lost her child and loyal servant on a bloody snowy night. When he was about to die, he was saved by the miracle doctor Shi Zhigui. He spent three years in the mountains using medicinal incense as armor, and met the Marquis Su Jingchen again with burning regret. When the conspiracy of the Duke's Mansion was revealed and her former lovers faced each other with swords, she finally saw clearly in the fragrance of plum bl
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We Wish to Become a Couple at the Feast
Jiang Shi, the daughter of the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River, fled to marry in Chang'an, but turned into a teahouse maid and sold foot-washing water as tea. The dandy prince Xu Jinhuan poured Deng Tuzi's hot tea on his pocket, stuffed the sweet-scented osmanthus cake into his hand and said he would "do one good deed every day". Yu Xingyi, the number one intelligence dealer in the capital, pretended to be an oiran and was chased for three streets. The accountant Wen Jiuer hid a hi
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