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It's Not You I'm Afraid Of, It's Marriage
Su Wan's biggest belief in life was summed up from her sister Su Qing's miserable marriage: Marriage is a siege, it's easy to get in but hard to get out, you can have true love, and there's no need to talk about a marriage certificate.
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The Goddess of High School in 2003
In her previous life, in 2016, she was a 16-year-old girl who was 178 centimeters tall, beautiful and heroic, and learned Wing Chun and Tai Chi from childhood. She was proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting. An all-around doctoral graduate from Peking University studying the Departments of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Architectural Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Finance. She was just about to go to work when she encountered a mudslide and traveled through time and
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Grandmaster of the Ori Family
During the Yuanfeng period of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhe Zongcheng, a young general of the Zhe family army, was actually a time-travelling modern special forces soldier. After six years of hard work, he integrated modern tactics and ancient martial arts. He passed the imperial examination at the age of sixteen, and was appointed as a general with a thousand soldiers at the age of eighteen. He had 180 personal guards in hand and was preparing to display his grand ambitions. One night, Tata, t
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The Prosperous Age of the Tang Dynasty: the Bright Moon in Chang'an Illuminates the King's Heart
Xiao Jing, the special soldier "Zhulong", died while performing a mission, but when he woke up, he became the only son of the Xiao family in Lanling in the fifth year of Zhenguan. From the hail of bullets to the smoke and clouds of the Tang Dynasty, he thought he had just changed his way of life, but he didn't know that the gears of fate had just turned. Relying on the knowledge of modern special forces, he used "different skills" to cure Empress Changsun's qi disease, and used a bowl of willow
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