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My Sister-In-Law and I Have a Sweet Love
After my brother divorced, I was ordered to take care of my sister-in-law Lin Wan, who lived alone. However, I discovered the faded concentric knot that I had secretly stuffed into her schoolbag when I was sixteen on her bedside. It was raining late at night, and she threw herself barefoot into my arms and trembled: "Back then, you said you wanted to go to my university. Is this why you wanted to go to college?" Taboo and protection intertwined on the rainy night, and what was sweeter than secre
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This Counselor Has a Beauty
He came from a poor family in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was silenced at the beginning. On a rainy night, my uncle's blood was splattered. The murderers were the Wang family of Langya and the Huan family of Qiao Guo - any one of them could crush me to death a hundred times. The powerful Xie An wants to use me as a pawn; behind the favor of the weeping emperor is a murder with a borrowed knife; behind the heartbeat of a noble lady is hidden calculation and trade-off. They laughed at me as a hu
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The Most Rebellious Minister in the Late Sui Dynasty
The gentleman who assisted Li Shimin in the Xuanwu Revolution suddenly became the number one threat to his country? Were all major events in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties anticipated by a "dead person"? The most low-key strategist in troubled times is playing a big game that no one understands? He once hid murderous intentions in the military tent in Wagangzhai and laid the groundwork in Dou Jiande's military reports. When everyone thought he was just a poor guy who knew how to settle sc
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Plagiarist
Zhou Zhe, a down-and-out mystery novelist, accidentally witnessed an almost "perfect" crime. Driven by fame, fortune and fear, he plagiarized the details of the case into his new work "Perfect Evidence" and became famous in one fell swoop. However, the real author of the crime - the elegant and dangerous "architect" Chen Mo - came to the door. Chen Mo did not silence himself, but instead appreciated Zhou Zhe's "writing style" and regarded him as the only "recorder" and "historian" of his dark "a
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