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Books by Hard to Continue
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Before I Knew I Loved You 爱意未晓
[Devoted, Steady Top Student vs. Proud, Contrary Struggling Student] In his previous life, his own slowness made him lose the person who had loved him with all their heart. Just as he was consumed by regret, Heaven gave him a chance to be reborn. Back again, he swore he would love Shen Yuhan properly this time. But somehow, things had changed. The person who had loved him so deeply in his previous life seemed to have fallen for someone else. Could Ye Shen put up with that? Absolutely not. No mat
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I Can't Believe I've Loved You for So Many Years 原来我爱了你那么多年
The first time Zhou Xiaozhou saw Jiang Yuyu, she fell in love at first sight and immediately launched a full-on pursuit. After a year of relentless coaxing and pleading, Jiang Yuyu finally agreed that they could be together if they both got into the same university. So they promised each other they would attend the same university. Just when they thought everything would go smoothly, circumstances changed, and they had no choice but to part ways. Eight years later, they meet again, and he realiz
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I Love Rainy Days with You 喜欢有你的雨天
[Clingy, loyal top student younger brother VS. sharp-tongued, soft-hearted older brother who spoils him rotten] Fu Shaoyu hates rainy days because Ji Huaisheng is afraid of thunder. Ji Huaisheng loves rainy days because Fu Shaoyu is there…
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Reunited with Him at Seventeen 再遇17岁的他
[Two top students | Scheming seme vs. aloof uke] The day Song Yutang was diagnosed with terminal stomach cancer and told he had only one month to live was also the day Tang Sisong asked him for a divorce. He never imagined he would be hit by two such major upheavals at once. Reborn: Song Yutang turned around, studied him for a few seconds, and asked, “How do you know my name? Have we met before?” Tang Sisong thought to himself, We’ve done a lot more than just meet. “Close as can be” wouldn’t eve
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