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HP Leopard's Happy Life
This is two male protagonists, two male protagonists, two male protagonists, and no female protagonist! ! The Dark Lord? Can't beat it, can't beat it, can't see a little bit, slipped away. Voldemort, when you leave, you leave Black Manor behind. Dumbledore, Bai Yang is a good man, it would be better if he kept the Potions Professor QAQ.
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I Just Love You
She said: "Aze, from now on I will give you your freedom. From now on, the bridge will return to the bridge, and the road will return to the road." She said: "Aze, I don't want to love you anymore. I'm so tired of loving you. I can't love you anymore." She said: "Aze, losing me will be the biggest loss in your life, because you will never find anyone who loves you more than me in this world." He said: "It will be me who loves you from now on."
262Reads5.8Score114Shelves
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My Human Fireworks Save Meng Yanchen
Bai Zhi, a contemporary college student, accidentally saw the popular drama "My World's Fireworks" being aired when she was browsing videos. She was very angry at some of the behaviors of the male and female protagonists in it, and felt very sorry for the Meng family. She felt that Meng Yanchen was so good and should not be tortured by Xu Qin. I posted my thoughts on the Internet, and then woke up —— She became Xu Qin's biological sister, and a series of stories began from then on.
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His Azi Is a Star
Two male protagonists + mutual redemption Jiang Xiaozi lost his father when he was born, and his mother blamed him for all the mistakes. Lu Yan and his mother had lived in the shadow of his father's domestic violence since childhood. One day, Lu Yan's mother killed Lu's father and went to jail because of Lu Yan. Everyone said that he was the son of a murderer, until one day he met Jiang Xiaozi, and his star...
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I Engaged in Public Opinion Wars in Ancient Times
A doctor of modern sociology traveled back in time to the late Ming Dynasty. He did not build guns, but founded newspapers and guided public opinion, aiming to use his pen to dismantle the thousand-year-old monarchy and create a brand new republic.
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