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Books by Mu Limo Li
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Reborn: I Married My Ex-Husband’s Boss 重生之我嫁给了前夫上司
The aloof male boss vs. the clear-headed woman “Zheng Wen, thanks to you, I suffered in my last life. In this one, I'm going to keep my head on straight and never let love make a fool of me again!” In her previous life, He Qinghuan listened to Zheng Wen, sold off her family's property to fund his investments, and even helped her ex-husband's whole family count their money after they set her up. After being reborn, she recalled her past life and realized that Bai Xiaoting, her ex-husband's boss,
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The Mad CEO Hunts His Childhood Sweetheart Across the Globe 疯批总裁全球通缉他的小青梅
The childhood sweetheart's plum blossoms withered, and the boy next door rusted away. (A top-tier tragedy) When Liu Wuxin returned home at twenty-four, Fu Zijin already had a stand-in by his side who looked seventy percent like her. The unexplained departure five years ago concealed twenty-three unsent letters and an old photograph yellowed with age. "Mr. Fu, long time no see." "You're joking, Miss Liu. Do we know each other?" "We were childhood sweethearts from seven to seventeen, for ten whole
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A Substitute's Slow-Burning Love 替身文学之日久生情
"Hello, my name is Shen Nuoyan." "Am I just Shen Wenwan's replacement?" "Xu Mingyuan, do you even have a heart?" With her sincere and guileless heart, Shen Nuoyan gradually won Xu Mingyuan over. She started out as a stand-in and ended up his beloved wife. "I told you, nobody is allowed to lay a hand on Shen Nuoyan! That includes you, Shen Wenwan!" "Wifey~ Give me a kiss." "Wifey, look! Our kitten scratched me!" "Wifey…"
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The Cold Apocalypse 低温末世
After the country endured temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius for weeks, people watched the months tick by, until a sudden cold snap swept across the nation. First came pleasant weather in the twenties, but within days the temperature plunged to dozens of degrees below zero. At last, the television stations issued a cold-weather warning, reporting that satellite monitoring suggested the low temperatures might persist for years. Soon, even the broadcasts went dark: the equipment linking the sat
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