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Books by JK荆羽
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Wild Heartbeats 野性悸动
[Two male leads | Youth and campus life | Coming-of-age angst | Mutual salvation | Hong Kong-style ensemble cast] [Mad-dog school bully Jiang Linxiao x resilient wild grass Shen Yu] Shen Yu spent seven years secretly loving someone. It was a pure, burning love, everything a boy could give. When his password journal was exposed, that crush came to an end in the most humiliating way possible. He traveled two thousand kilometers from the Northeast to Hong Kong City, where he met Jiang, the school's
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Transmigrated as Cannon Fodder, I Drove the Brooding Villain to Madness with My Flirting 穿成炮灰，阴鸷反派被我撩疯魔了
[Modern Horse Trainer Lin Fei vs. Mad Hostage Prince from an Enemy Kingdom, Xiao Mingye] [One True Pair, Both Pure, Transmigrate Into a Book, System, Redemption, Obsessive and Unhinged Villain] The first time Lin Fei sees Xiao Mingye is at a racetrack buried beneath swirling yellow sand. He is being dragged along the ground by a wild horse, his skin torn and his clothes soaked in blood. The onlookers watch coldly. He raises his eyes to her, their depths utterly lifeless. The System gives a ch
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Reborn as Cannon Fodder, I Kiss the Villain by Force, and Now He Refuses to Die 穿成炮灰，强吻反派后他不肯死了
A sharp-tongued supporting-character ringleader VS a cruel hostage prince from an enemy kingdom After transmigrating into a book as a cannon-fodder supporting girl who dies within two months, Lin Fei wasn’t worried. The System said she had to win over Xiao Mingye, the fallen prince who was betrayed by the male lead and left for dead, then help him return alive to the kingdom of Xiao. In return, she’d get a ten-million-yuan reward and be sent back to the modern world. Lin Fei took one look at her
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A Midsummer Night in Harbor City 港城盛夏夜
[Youthful campus life | Healing | Mutual salvation | Ensemble cast in Hong Kong City] Obsessive mad dog × resilient wild grass The day the whole school spread rumors that Lin Fei was “pregnant before marriage,” she thought her youth had died for good. After moving all the way from Northeast China to Hong Kong City to study, she met Mu Huaixing. He came first in every exam, yet his eyes were as desolate as a graveyard. Everyone said he was a mad dog no one should provoke. Only Lin Fei knew that,
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