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Books by Ju Xiao
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After the Scumbag Bottom Reborn, He Gets Played Instead?! 渣攻重生后反被渣了？！
[Two Male Leads/Rebirth/More Twists/Mutual First Love/Fake Substitute] A goofy, offbeat top x a cool, decisive, teasing bottom One night, someone hit him over the head. He should have died, but fate smiled on him: he was reborn, back on the day he and his husband were divorcing after seven years together. Everyone expected him to patch things up with his ex, but instead, the man slammed the divorce papers down on the table. “Qi Shumeng, let’s get divorced.” The scumbag husband’s eyes flew wide o
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After Stealing the Protagonist's Fortune, the Cannon Fodder Went on a Winning Streak! 抢走主角气运后，炮灰一路开挂！
[Two male leads / Comedy / Substitute / Transmigration into a book / Married first, love later / Mutual crush becomes true love / Showbiz / Happy ending] Sharp-tongued, mean CEO gong x mentally unhinged, barely-known cannon-fodder shou Life advice: Never fall in love with a straight man. The most despairing way to die is to say: “I like you.” Only to get this in return: “I’m straight.” Yu Shi, with a broken heart: …You sure know how to say things that make a person want to die. Yu Shi, a flori
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The Three Kingdoms in the Mirror 镜中三国
Two hundred thousand Xianbei cavalry charge through Juyong Pass like starving wolves, yet Zhang Fei holds them off with just five thousand Youzhou light cavalry. Is he simply that brave, or is there more to it? Zhuge Liang urges Liu Bei to abandon Youzhou, but Zhang Fei openly disobeys orders. Before the city falls, he even pulls off the daring stunt of burning the Xianbei's grain depot. Where does he get the nerve?
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The Gentleman Above 先生在上
There were three things the young heir hated most in life: barking dogs, people who didn’t know their place, and Mu Rongxi, who had left and never returned. His tutor, Mu Rongxi, was a newly appointed jinshi and a Hanlin scholar. Handsome, erudite, and refined, he was a figure as noble as an immortal. After luring him to the capital, this “immortal” had simply vanished, leaving him alone in the beleaguered city of Bianjing. Fortunately, seven years later, he finally tracked down his tutor’s whe
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