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We Agreed on a Fair Deal, So How Did This Turn into a Love Triangle from Hell?
(Love-triangle chaos + No giving up on heroines + Multiple heroines + The women chase him after losing him + No angst) It all started that day. I was watching the drama unfold in a café when the campus belle, Xiyu, got rejected after confessing her feelings. Then she turned to me and said, "I'll give you a thousand yuan upfront. Help me win her over." Before I could agree, she added, "And I'll help you win over the aloof campus belle. Fair trade." Me: "...Did you get something mixed up?" Only la
14.6kReads8.3Score1.3kShelves
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After Letting Go of Qingmei, She Regretted It for the Rest of Her Life
[Husband-chasing crematorium + Shura field + daily love life + multiple heroines + yandere] With the encouragement of her good brothers, she finally plucked up the courage to confess her love to Qingmei, but she never expected that the person she hated the most was herself. Then just give up and give her her freedom. But after the complete breakup with Qingmei, all kinds of women followed one after another. "Why don't you like Qingmei?" "Brother, how can you look at other women?" "Brother, you s
13.8kReads—Score1.8kShelves
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In Order to Reject My Childhood Sweetheart, I Found a School Beauty as My Girlfriend.
[Multiple female protagonists + slightly yandere + daily love life + Shura field + no green and no poison] "My brother is the best person in the world, and my biggest dream is to marry a person like him. No, I just want to marry my brother! I can only marry my brother, I want to be my brother's bride! Brother, I love you..." Xia Zhe was completely dumbfounded when he saw what Fang Ling wrote in his essay. Fang Ling is the child of the family next door to him. Because the two families have a goo
8.1kReads6.1Score916Shelves
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After the Yandere Maid Takes Power
[One heroine + pure love + no toxicity + a touch of yandere?] I was once a noble earl, high above everyone else. She was an orphan girl I took in and raised with great care. I taught her etiquette, literature, and swordsmanship, lifting her from the dust and holding her close to my heart. Then, overnight, my family fell from the clouds into the mire, reduced to the cheapest goods on the slave market. We met again at my auction. The little girl I had once protected was now dressed in finery. To t
3.9kReads—Score555Shelves