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Books by Kang Peng
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After the Divorce, My Ex-Husband Kneels and Begs Me to Remarry Him 离婚后前夫跪着求复婚
On our third wedding anniversary, I cooked a whole table of food and waited for my husband to come home. What arrived instead was a DNA paternity test report. “Lin Zhixia, you have a five-year-old son with Zhou Yanbai.” Lu Chenzhou flung the photo in front of me, his gaze as cold as ice. I didn't explain. Because the child really was registered under my name, and his father really was Lu Chenzhou's biggest rival. He told me to leave with nothing, and I signed the papers. He didn't know that the
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Transmigrating to the Chongzhen Era: From the Start, I Farmed My Way to the Top 穿越崇祯：开局种田称雄
Shen Yan, a modern history master's graduate, wakes up in the Chongzhen era, surrounded by danger. See how he uses his knowledge to build a kingdom of his own!!! No System? My brain is the System! A food crisis? Easy! The enemy's attacking? Don't panic! A little late-Ming crisis? I've got it handled! I've got it handled!
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Before the End: My Apocalypse of Immortal Cultivation 终点之前：我的修仙末日
My new book is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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72 Seconds of Heartbeats 72秒心跳
Have you ever heard time’s heartbeat? Not as a figure of speech. A real heartbeat, sounding deep inside your ears once every seventy-two seconds. Sikong Shuo has heard it since childhood. The doctors called it tinnitus, so he assumed he was sick. Until one day, in the lab, he converted an anomalous signal into audio And heard three people breathing. He looked through the records. Over the past three years, three people had vanished under mysterious circumstances. A pianist, a police detecti
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The Real Heiress Is a Disciple of Guigu 真千金她是鬼谷传人
Everyone thought the real heiress the Gu family brought home was a useless country bumpkin. The socialite circle waited eagerly to see her make a fool of herself. Her wealthy fiancé broke off their engagement in public, saying she wasn’t good enough for him. Even the household servants dared to shortchange her on food money. She couldn’t be bothered with any of them. Until one day, a financial titan knelt before her and called her “Young Master.” The country’s foremost doctor called her his mast
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