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Books by Lu Nanxi
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Quick Transmigration: Host, Keep Your Wife in Check 快穿：宿主快管管你老婆
Quick transmigration, two male leads, equally strong, both devoted to one another, main character gong, one-on-one The gentle and battle-hardened God Lord Duanmu, insecure and humble in love, gong × the resilient, emotionally clueless Ghost Emperor Mu Ye, who can't communicate properly, shou Unable to break through for tens of thousands of years, Mu Ye took a friend's advice and went to the mortal world under the assumed name An Beiye to undergo tribulations and experience the seven emotions and
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Idle Clouds Accompanying Wild Cranes 闲云伴野鹤
It leans more toward romance! The author isn't very good at writing monster-fighting and leveling up! A male lead who just wants to lie flat, Huh? This pacing feels off! A battle-crazy second male lead, Did those two get each other's scripts? A female lead who works hard at cultivation, Now this script is right! A second female lead who loves eating and shopping, This script still feels a little weird! Not sure. Let's wait and see. On the Yiling Continent, the Xiao family's seventh young master,
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Plotting with You: After I Married My Enemy by Mistake, He Pursued Me Relentlessly 与君同谋，误嫁仇人后他疯狂追妻
Historical romance + marriage before love + political intrigue + chasing his wife At the funeral hall, she accepts an imperial decree and marries her enemy. Her father and brothers died on the battlefield. Shen Jianwei waits for justice, but receives only an order granting her in marriage. Her husband is none other than Gu Jiuyi, the powerful prime minister, and the prime suspect in the deaths of her loved ones. On their wedding night, she holds a dagger to his throat. She probes him at ever
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It's Confirmed: My Childhood Friend Is a Hopeless Romantic 实锤了，竹马他是恋爱脑
That year, she was four and Xie Cun was five. She asked, “Big Brother Xie Cun, what do you like? I can give you anything.” Xie Cun said, “I like stars, but you can’t give them to me.” After that, she spent three days folding a thousand paper stars for him. He kept them in a safe. That year, she was eleven and he was twelve. She got into a fight with someone and lost, then cried for half an hour. He didn’t ask why she’d fought. The next day, each of the four boys who’d beaten her was missing two
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