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Books by Orange Imperial Envoy
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My Beagle Daughter Tears Up the House Every Day 比格女儿天天在拆家
Su Nian is the divorce lawyer everyone in the industry fears. The scumbag husbands she's helped wealthy wives tear apart could circle the globe. Her husband, Gu Jingshen, is the youngest business magnate around, ruthless and merciless. This “world-destroying” couple has a daughter named Gu Xiaoman. Just like her name suggests, Gu Xiaoman is round and soft, the little bundle of joy in the family. There is just one small problem: In her past life, she was probably a beagle. She tears down the curt
837Reads—Score109Shelves
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The Stars in Her Eyes 她眼底的星辰
Lu Zhao first met Shen Zhiyu at a lecture during her fifth year of university. The woman stood onstage, cool and composed, like a perfectly precise scalpel. Sitting in the last row, Lu Zhao gazed up at her and thought: I want to stand by her side. Two years later, she graduated top of her class and walked through the doors of Renhe Hospital's neurosurgery department. Everyone called Chief Shen “Shen the One-Cut”: calm, precise, and indifferent. Lu Zhao refused to believe it. Every day, without f
128Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Stepmom of the 1970s Has Space, and She Spoils the Villain Kids Rotten 七零后妈有空间，反派崽崽全宠坏
After transmigrating into the 1970s as the wicked stepmother who abuses three future villains, Su Wan gets bound to the "Step-Mom Childrearing System." The System says: Please use love to change the children's hearts. She whips out a pot of braised pork. "Eat first, then call me Mom." Later, the three kids grow up to become the country's richest man, a scientist, and a battlefield medic, all competing to call her Mom. That cold-faced soldier also blocks her way. "The kids can't live without you,
4Reads—Score103Shelves
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My Chatty Daughter Carries the Whole Team 话痨闺女带飞全场
When Lin Zhixia was five, she finally realized she was the "System bug" in her family. Her father was a quantum physics genius who turned down the Nobel Prize and was so socially anxious he even had to blur his face in award-acceptance videos. Her mother was a mysterious manga artist whose work had sold over a hundred million copies. She hadn't left the house in ten years and was rumored to be "long dead." The whole family's social skills were at zero, and they communicated by typing in the fami
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