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  1. The Little Trouble-Maker Uses People and Leaves Them 小作精她始乱终弃 Modern Romance368k WordsCompleted At university, Lin Ran was the campus beauty everyone talked about. She drank, went clubbing, and changed boyfriends, determined to enjoy life while she was young. When she fell for an upperclassman, her roommate warned her, “You should find a warm, caring boyfriend. That guy’s so cold. Other than being handsome, what’s good about him?” Lin Ran: “Handsome is enough! What else do I need?” She tried every trick in the book and finally won him over, only to dump him the moment their honeymoon phase 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Maid Isn’t Boy-Crazy, but the General Won’t Stop Chasing Her 丫鬟不是恋爱脑,将军大人追着跑 Ancient Romance185k WordsCompleted A domineering business tycoon transmigrates into a book and becomes a maid in the Marquis Mu household of the Xiling Dynasty. Not only has she lost her freedom, she also has to clean up the original owner’s mess. To protect herself, she sets out to seduce the Grand General who Protects the Nation, deploying all thirty-six romantic stratagems. There are no feelings involved, only technique. Once she gets what she wants, she turns into a heartless woman and walks away… After all, a house on wheels —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Days I Lived With President Yan 与晏总同居的日子 Modern Romance390k WordsCompleted Coming-of-age romance / thirteen-year age gap / marriage before love / a man’s long road to winning her back Goofy, naive heroine vs. brooding, cunning hero (he has all sorts of tricks for winning his wife back) Yang Qi isn’t shallow. The man just happens to be handsome. And she’s not love-struck either. She only gives the man she likes a tiny bit of leeway~ Forced love? No such thing. If he’s handsome, the feelings are mutual! A stand-in? Hmm... so I’m the substitute? No big deal. Everyone has —Reads—Score—Shelves