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  1. You Won? Congratulations! 你们赢啦?恭喜恭喜 Two Male Leads198k WordsCompleted Hey, you opened this book? Great. Don't pick a side just yet. I'm sure you're thinking, "This villain is definitely going to get taken out by the righteous heroes in the end, right?" Oh, absolutely. You're right about everything. After all, according to the standard script, a villain like me, who wears a black robe, runs an evil cult, and likes to watch the heroes celebrate from a rooftop, should get a sword through the heart in Chapter 120, leave behind some last words like, "So this is the tru 2.4kReads—Score693Shelves
  2. Has the Mad Dog Commander Stopped Stuttering Today? 恶犬指挥官今天结巴了吗 Two Male Leads209k WordsCompleted Xie Yan, commander of the Empire's Third Legion, was a bully who ruled the Imperial Capital Star. He cursed the foolish old emperor above and the spoiled princes below. Sharp-tongued and ruthless, he was nicknamed the “Empire's Mad Dog.” That is, until he met Shen Shiyan, a new student at First Military Academy. The cool, silver-haired beauty with blue eyes only had to glance at him once for Xie Yan's tongue to tie itself in knots. “I-Is anyone sitting here?” From then on, the Empire's Mad Dog d 73Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Prophecy of Return 归谶 Two Male Leads205k WordsOngoing Shen Hengwu was a con artist. He set up a stall to tell fortunes and sell fake talismans. His greatest talent was running away. When a gold ingot landed in front of him, he got carried away and made a boast: “I call it a prophecy fulfilled. My word is as good as gold.” He never expected the “Wayfarers” squad to genuinely be looking for a strategist. There was Pei Jun, their cold and taciturn captain; Shanglu, a quiet and gentle physician; Huo Qingshu, a scholar whose family had been wiped out; J 19Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Sleeping Through Flowering Season 在花期沉眠 Two Male Leads139k WordsCompleted Shen Huaixu first saw Xie Shu in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows in the school library. The sun was shining that day. Xie Shu stood on tiptoe, reaching for a poetry collection on the top shelf. His school uniform sleeve slipped down, revealing a glimpse of his slender, pale wrist. As if possessed, Shen Huaixu walked over and reached up to take the book down for him. “Thanks.” Xie Shu took the book, the corners of his eyes curving into a lovely crescent moon. Only later did Shen Huaixu lear 14Reads—Score—Shelves