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He Married Me Just to Get Revenge on His First Love
We were married for three years, and he never touched me once. I thought I wasn't good enough. So I did everything I could to please his parents and kept the house spotless. When his first love returned from abroad, I even smiled and helped her get settled in her room. Then, on a rainy night, he flung the divorce papers at my face. “Su Nian, you were nothing but a tool.” I left with nothing and nearly died on the streets. Three years later, I am the sole heir to the Su Group, worth tens of billi
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With a Monthly Salary of 5,000, My Rental House Is Full of National Treasures
Su Wan, a social worker with a monthly salary of 5,000 yuan, lives in a shabby small rental house. The landlord urges her to rent, her colleagues laugh at her, and her relatives urge her to get married. Lu Shiyan, the company's new cold-faced president, always looked at her as if he was investigating a case. She just wants to quietly meditate on her cultural relics and guard her old belongings. Until one day, a colleague dropped her "broken cup". She said softly: "The fragments of the azure glaz
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Supernatural Livestreams: The Whole Internet Can't Stop Laughing
I’m a poor transmigrated Daoist priest, and my senior brother tricked me into joining a haunted-house exploration show. The production team wanted me to be cannon fodder, but the livestream comments laughed so hard they crashed the servers. Worshipper: “Priest, I can’t get over my ex!” Me: “She’s bad luck for you. She took your red thread and used it to hang herself.” Worshipper: “Priest, there’s something filthy in my house!” I took one look at the photo he sent. “Burn that report you wrote abo
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A Max-Level Lawyer Tackles Urban Legends, and Every Haunting Works for Me
In the age of nationwide supernatural tales, instances descend, and breaking the rules means certain death. While everyone else recites the rules in a hospital at midnight and begs for their life on their knees, Lin Zhou knocks on the nurse's station window. “There's a loophole in your contract. Get whoever's in charge down here to talk.” While everyone else scatters in terror at the sight of a red-clad vengeful ghost, Lin Zhou hands over his business card. “Your company's liquidated damages cla
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