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Don't Mess with My Wife's Co-Workers
My wife has a fat female colleague whom she has a good relationship with, and she comes to my house every now and then to have dinner. This girl has been single for several years and has gone on seven or eight blind dates, but none of them worked out. One time she came to eat again, holding a bowl and said pitifully: "I may be single for the rest of my life." I was a bitch and joked: "It's okay. No one wants you anymore. Our family wants you." After I said it, I forgot. My wife rolled her eyes a
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Across the Sea: My Hundred Years in the Northern Song Dynasty
When a modern soul falls into the most decadent and tragic whirlpool in the late Northern Song Dynasty, how will he deal with it? Should we go with the flow and save our lives, or should we go against the current and try to save the day? Yang Fan, who was originally a graduate student in the history department and a military enthusiast, traveled through time and was a child of a low-ranking officer in the frontier army in the late Northern Song Dynasty. What he carries is not a universal system,
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Traveling Through the Late Tang Dynasty, My Mortal Enemy Turned Out to Be My Former Leader
After working overtime and dying suddenly, I traveled through the late Tang Dynasty and became a down-and-out useless prince who could be bullied by everyone. I thought I could live a stable life just by hanging on for dear life, but I found out that Qiu Shiliang, the powerful eunuch in power, targeted him everywhere and suppressed him step by step. Accurately grasping all my weaknesses, skilled PUA speaking skills, and more advanced strategic planning than the ancients... My whole body wa
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Tang Bogua Points to the Fragrance of Autumn: I Was the King of Rolls in the Ming Dynasty
Traveling through the Zhengde era, short video blogger Tang Ren became the useless cousin of Tang Bohu's family who no one loved. When modern marketing thinking hit Jiangnan in the Ming Dynasty, the rap version of "The Analects", the imperial examination version of Wu San, and Taohuawu live broadcast selling paintings, the four talented people were forced to make their debut as a group and become the top Internet celebrities of the Ming Dynasty. Hyping up hot topics, chemistry training, and take
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