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- Limited-Edition Wedding Bliss: Bringing Home the Nation's Goddess 限量婚宠：国民女神带回家 Tang Shen, the second-generation heir of the Tang family, was staying in the same hotel room as national goddess Yan Caiwei when the media reported the “hotel room scandal.” Yan Caiwei's pure, innocent image was shattered, and the legend that she'd never had a single dating rumor since her debut was broken. Before long, the entertainment news cycle shifted again. The topic “National Goddess Gets Married” shot to the top of Weibo's trending list. The husband of the national goddess, envied and re 38Reads6.0Score—Shelves
- One Kiss Seals the Deal: Miss Zhen, Have You Had Enough Kissing? 一吻定情：蓁小姐，亲够了吗 The first time they met, Zhen Weiyi stole Si Nanyu’s first kiss. The second time, she stripped off his clothes. The third time, she boldly announced to everyone that Si Nanyu was her man. To escape her family’s control, Zhen Weiyi set her sights on the young master of the Si family, a century-old clan in Feng City. Si Nanyu was born rebellious, and no one could tame him. It wasn’t until he met Zhen Weiyi that everyone learned even the hardest steel could turn soft as silk. When her stepmother ga 1Reads—Score—Shelves
- After Winning Over the Cool-Hearted Lawyer 攻略清冷律师后 [Cool, aloof lawyer and glamorous CEO | Both leads are sexually inexperienced | Rebirth element, not ABO] Shen Yan mocked Yun Zhao’s unfashionable clothes the first time they met. Yun Zhao’s mouth twitched. What had she done to deserve this troublemaker? “Yes, I’m unfashionable. I’m waiting for the dirt to bury you.” “You...” Later, Shen Yan went abroad. Just when Yun Zhao thought they would never cross paths again, Shen Yan appeared in front of her the very next moment and said, “I like you.” Y —Reads—Score—Shelves
- Old, Dark, and Hazy 旧暗沉雾 With a focus on criminal investigations and suspense, the author excels at depicting the struggles of human nature in the darkness and the mutual healing between two people. The prose is cool and restrained, the pacing brisk, and the story packed with foreshadowing. It gives careful attention to the logic of each case and to creating well-rounded characters. Crime forms the story’s bones, while human bonds give it its soul. Amid layers of mystery and a string of murders, it lays bare the good an —Reads—Score—Shelves
