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  1. My Alibi Made the Police Laugh So Hard They Had to Stop the Interrogation 我的不在场证明,让警察笑到停止审讯 15k WordsCompleted My Alibi Made the Police Laugh So Hard They Had to Stop the Interrogation 223.8kReads—Score1.6kShelves
  2. Where Heartbeats Begin: Echoes of ABO 始于心动回响ABO Two Male Leads262k WordsCompleted During this seven-day dating show, three Alphas compete for Cheng Wu, clashing with one another every day. Two couples' romantic storylines. Tech mogul vs. former professional esports player (love at first sight) Qin Group heir pretending to be an ordinary contestant vs. refined but depraved movie star (falling for someone else, rivals in love turn into lovers) 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. My Rugged Husband Is a Hidden Big Shot 糙汉老公是隐形大佬 Modern Romance103k WordsCompleted My new novel is out! Come read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! Just back from abroad, Shen Zhiyi is hit by two crises at once: her grandfather is critically ill and unconscious, while her uncles seize the chance to take power, claiming she is “unfamiliar with the business” as they try to sideline her, the legal heir. Meanwhile, doubts about her parents’ car accident three years ago begin to resurface. At —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Mr. Gu, Your Wife Is Back with Another Real-World Face-Slapping Win 顾总,夫人又靠实绩打脸了 Modern Romance196k WordsCompleted Su Qingyan is Gu Yanshen’s executive assistant at a Shanghai tech giant. Within a year of joining the company, she has secured a place in its inner circle. Outsiders call her a “parachuted-in pretty face,” claiming she uses her beauty to seduce the boss and wondering when he’ll get tired of her and kick her out. They wait two years. Su Qingyan doesn’t resign. Instead, she gets promoted and transferred to lead an independent overseas project. The upper class privately scoffs that it’s clearly jus —Reads—Score—Shelves