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Books by Qing Mu Xian
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After Plotting the Script Together, We Decided on a Happy Ending 共谋剧本后，我们决定HE
Jiang Jian Yue had never been this speechless in her life. On her flight back to China, it felt as if someone had crammed a 500,000-word melodrama into her head. In the book, “she” was hopelessly lovesick, had her childhood sweetheart stolen by a stand-in, then wept and begged to be forgiven. “Ridiculous!” She wanted to drag that version of herself out and give her a serious wake-up call. What she didn’t know was that, on the other side of the world, tech magnate Shen Yuming was frowning at the
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President Ji, Your Moonlight Has Returned! 季总，你的白月光回来了！
When the Meng family’s parents died suddenly, the family fell into crisis overnight. Ji Jingnian, the thirty-two-year-old head of the Ji family in Hong Kong, stepped in decisively at the request of a close friend, stabilizing the Meng family and bringing my younger sister, Meng Tian, and me to live at the Ji family mansion. My sister was sweet-tongued and knew how to act cute, quickly winning over everyone in the Ji family. I stayed quiet and low-key, never currying favor with anyone. When the d
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My Ex Came Knocking? I Turned Around and Walked Away 前任找上门？我转身不要了
A powerful marriage alliance, the ultimate union of business and politics. After their marriage, Fu Yingyu treats her with respect, courtesy, and impeccable propriety. He gives her all the honor, wealth, and status of Mrs. Fu, but not a trace of passionate love. Wen Shiyu thinks that if she takes her time, she can eventually warm this iceberg that has been frozen for ages. They have been married for barely two months. Then Shen Qingran, his first love and the moonlight in his heart, who disappea
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The Princess Is Once Again Chasing the General to Argue 公主她又在追着将军吵
Princess Zhaoyang, Zhao Lingxi, was the imperial palace’s pampered darling, mischievous and always getting into trouble. The only person she loved to pester was Lu Zhaoyan, heir to the Duke of Ying’s residence. Childhood friends who grew up together, she was always tugging at his sleeve, wheedling and acting spoiled, then making him take the blame whenever she caused trouble. He appeared proper and stern, but saved all his indulgence for her. He let her disrupt his archery practice with candied
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