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Books by Gui Zhi
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- 4
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I Am the Savior, After All 我可是救世主大人
[Not Fanfiction, Transmigration, Ensemble Cast, Passionate, No CP, Four-League Alliance, Some Battle Casualties, Manga Forum] The rating for a newly released novel will rise. Xing Wangcheng had just died once. When he opened his eyes again, he had entered a passionate manga. Gazing at the glowing orb floating before him, he looked confused. "You want me to be the savior?" "Impossible." [Do you want to go home?] He pressed on. "Where's the protagonist?" [You'll meet when the time is right.] "Spea
9.4kReads—Score3.3kShelves
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After the Divorce, Young Master Gong Pursues His Wife to the Ends of the Earth 离婚后，宫少追妻火葬场
After giving birth, she’s handed divorce papers without a second thought. To make matters worse, her father is framed and sent to prison, while her mother is hospitalized with a serious illness. He gives the child she carried for ten months to his mistress, and her heart dies completely. Years later, she returns, reborn as a miracle doctor. She’ll crush with her own hands everyone who bullied her! She’ll take back everything they owe her, one thing at a time! And the man who swore he didn’t
32Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Sun Bestowed Upon Me 骄阳赐我
[Entertainment industry + two equally powerful leads + rekindled love + healing] He was the little sun he had lost, and the only faith he would have for the rest of his life. Qu Tianjiao, a newly risen top-tier star, is beautiful but prickly, and must tread carefully as he resists the industry’s unspoken rules. Fu Yu, a legendary agent, is cold and domineering, yet suddenly appears as the only lifeline in his life. Everyone scoffs that Fu Yu has lost his eye for talent, never knowing he has s
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After My Younger Brother Brought Home a Pancake Seller, I Disowned Him 阿弟带回卖饼女后，我不认他了
I taught Xiao Jin'an for ten years, raising him from a monster into the brilliant and dazzling Third Young Master Xiao. Later, he brought back a crude, uncouth woman who sold pancakes from the battlefield and begged me to let her stay. I was just about to refuse when a string of comments suddenly appeared before my eyes. “My sweet, adorable heroine is a princess from the enemy kingdom. What right does the villainess have to kick her out? Shameless.” “She thinks she's so important just because he
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