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Books by Mo Mei
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Mr. Ji, I Want to Be Mrs. Ji 季总，想当你的季太太
Jiang Yan is the obedient daughter in her family’s eyes, but her good-girl act is just a disguise. Ji Chenyu, chairman of Mingcheng Group, is handsome and wealthy. Marrying him would let her leave that house and earn thirty million yuan. She would be the perfect Mrs. Ji. When it comes to acting, she’s a professional. After they married, she assured Ji Chenyu that if he ever fell in love with someone else, she would gladly step aside. She never expected to fall in love with him herself. Only then
57Reads—Score—Shelves
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Big Sister, Let’s Get Married 姐姐我们结婚吧
Su Mo was abandoned by her parents, then abandoned by her husband. From now on, she belongs to no one. She will live for herself. She'll work for herself, buy her own home, and choose the family she wants. Han Xu is a sweet, younger man: youthful, energetic, and warm. He comes to her city and warms her heart. She's never lacked the courage to start over. Their life together is only just beginning... The lives of several young couples are full of both hardship and sweetness, laughter and tears. N
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Only You 只认你
A little tyrant raised in an orphanage, and the young master of a wealthy family. -- After reluctantly saying goodbye to summer vacation, Ke Mo was walking back to school with Lin Chen, a friend she'd had for five or six years. They spotted a transfer student standing at the school gate: Lin Xuan, Lin Chen's older brother. Lin Chen seemed to dislike him, so Ke Mo naturally had no desire to get too involved with him either. Who would have thought that Ke Mo would run into Lin Xuan at the orphanag
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Chen Jiu, the Taoist Who Descended the Mountain to Save the World 青山渡世下山道士陈九
Real folk customs and feng shui + practicing traditional Chinese medicine. My name is Chen Jiu. When people hear my name, they often assume I'm the ninth child in my family, with a whole crowd of brothers and sisters. But that's not the case. I have no family and no hometown. All my life, I've had only a desolate mountain, a dilapidated temple, and my master. An old Taoist robe, silver needles, a medicine pouch, and the everyday bustle of a small town...
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