Fanqie catalogue
Books by Qi Mo Who Loves Mangoes
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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A Family Member Joins the Flower Boys 花少团来了个家属
Top-tier star Dilraba Dilmurat landed a variety show. Before she left, her boyfriend glowered at her. “You can go, but don’t talk to any male guests.” Dilraba rolled her eyes. “Who do you think you are, telling me what to do?” But when she arrived at the gathering spot, there was an unfamiliar “camera assistant” in the group. He wore a mask the entire time, but the way he looked at her was like a hungry man staring at a feast after eight hundred years. Dilraba was holding back laughter so hard s
129Reads—Score114Shelves
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The Working Stiff's Cheat-Code Life 打工人的开挂人生
Lin Nian was 26, a graduate of an ordinary second-tier university, and had spent two years as a nobody at an advertising agency. Her boss took credit for her work. She put up with it. Her coworkers dumped their mistakes on her. She accepted the blame. After fainting from an all-night shift and being rushed to the hospital, the first thing she saw when she woke up was a System binding to her. [Overworked Employee Comeback System] Three major functions: See through people's hearts: Her boss says,
92Reads—Score—Shelves
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Qingxi Weaves Dreams 青溪织梦
After five years of struggling in a big city, Shen Wanning returned, exhausted, to an old Jiangnan town where only the elderly remained. Late that night, a voice rang out in her mind: “Ding! Qingxi Revitalization System successfully bound. Current permanent population of Qingxi Town: 3,127. Your income today: 3,127 yuan.” She discovered that the more people the town had, the more money she earned each day. To increase her income, she turned the town’s abandoned factory into a textile mill. S
58Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Pomelo Isn't Sweet, but Lu Yan Is 柚子不甜但陆宴超甜
I'm "Youzi Bu Tian," a sweet-romance author on Tomato Novel. I've been single since birth, and writer's block is part of my daily life. He's Lu Yan, a top-tier star in the entertainment world, the "nation's first love" with eighty million fans. His aloofness is just a mask. I spill a cup of coffee on him at a cafe and think I'm about to get dragged online... But he just stares at my phone screen. "Why did your novel Strawberry-Flavored Crush, from three years ago, end so badly?" Turns out he's m
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