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The Alluring Concubine and the Stunningly Ragged Shoes
The young general Ling Xiao, the most dazzling young prince in the dynasty, fell into the eyes of a prostitute on the night of triumph. Su Qianyue, the most beautiful pair of shoes in the capital, is also the mud that anyone can step on. Ling Xiao rescued her from the fire pit and regarded her as a treasure, but he didn't know that this was the beginning of his life's disaster. Su Qianyue openly cuckolded the prince countless times, but the prince still loved her to the core! Within the high wal
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Reborn in 1980S: Hot Wife Makes Billions
The harsh sound of brakes seemed to still be echoing in her ears. Su Xiaoman opened her eyes suddenly, and her chest heaved violently. No, shouldn't she be dead? That runaway truck... Strange memories came flooding back, and she stared blankly at the yellowed top of the mosquito net in front of her, the hard wooden bed beneath her, and a faint musty smell filling the air. Where is this? "Xiaoman, it's not what mom told you. With the conditions of the Zhou family, you will enjoy happiness if you
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The Stunning Transvestite Steals and Cheats and Still Makes Me Fall in Love
She is the most notorious night phantom in the capital. With a peerless appearance, she works among countless powerful people, using her body as a blade and stealing as a show. Everyone knows that she is incompetent and as cunning as a fox, but they don't know that every betrayal and deception is her careful calculation to avenge her fate. He was a cold-faced prince who had great military exploits but disliked fighting for power. He originally wanted to play with the world, but the moment she st
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Confessions of a Grave Robber
They called me Chen Sanmo, because Master said that if a person goes to the grave, one more gossip may lead to another ghost. What I do for a living is digging graves. According to the rules of the Northern School, when the candle goes out, people must retreat; when the coffin rings, don't look back. I was convinced until I met Su Qingci in a tomb of a Tang Dynasty general. At that time, she was not a tomb robber, but a student of the archaeological team who was tied into a "zongzi" and was abou
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