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Books by Qing Jiu Mozi

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  1. Be Good, Don't Call Me Big Brother. Call Me Husband 乖,别叫哥哥,叫老公 Modern Romance129k WordsOngoing [Cool, aloof academic] VS [Sweet, gentle girl] My God, Pei Lingheng actually likes girls, not boys! The school forum explodes in an instant. That’s right, the campus heartthrob is in love, and word is it was love at first sight. One glance on the bus, and Pei Lingheng falls completely for Shen Zhiman. He carefully schemes to get her WeChat, only to later find out she’s his non-blood-related sister. Well, then, he’ll just have to make a move! If that’s the case, he’s going for it! He spoils her w 43Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Bad Boy Comes Home: My Handsome Rogue Husband, Don’t Spoil Me So Much 浪子回头之痞帅老公别太宠 Modern Romance98k WordsOngoing [Gentle, sensitive sweetheart vs. carefree, flirtatious Crown Prince] [Sweet, delicate film director vs. handsome, roguish CEO who keeps his distance] [Reformed playboy + carefully laid traps + heartwarming healing + sweet romance] Wen Yanchu loved watching the drama unfold. Hiding in a corner, she saw He Nianchen entangled with two girls. It was so ridiculous that she couldn’t hold back her laughter. The three people in front immediately noticed her. She even blurted out, “What a scumbag.” He N 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. After a Wild Seduction, the Movie Emperor Falls for Me Night After Night 狂诱后,影帝夜夜沦陷 Modern Romance116k WordsOngoing [Reborn on campus + best male simp of the year + a secretly lovesick guy who won't admit it + male lead begs humbly for love] [Cool, aloof female director vs. simp movie star] After a passionate night, the jerk pulled up his pants and refused to take responsibility. Then a car accident took Jiang Nianyi's life. She thought he didn't love her, but after she died, he had always been silently watching over her. He planted her favorite tulips all around her grave. The next year, on the day the tulip —Reads—Score—Shelves