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Cheng Yi: A Lifetime of Peace and Sweetness
Female lead introduction: He Wanning, born on September 30, 1994, graduated from the Berklee College of Music, and is a leading new-generation Chinese mainland singer, with a status comparable to IU in Korea. She is also a music producer. In 2021, Wanning was preparing to launch her fourth national tour when Shanghai was hit by another major outbreak, forcing the concerts to be canceled. In a bad mood, Wanning decided to visit her best friend Yang Zi in Hengdian to unwind. And that’s where the s
523Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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All-Star: This Xiao Is Not That Xiao
Male leads: Wang Yibo, Jeon Jungkook, Wu Lei, and Yi Yangqianxi, in the order the heroine dates them. Each will have a separate route at the end. The heroine, Xiao Ya, is Xiao Zhan’s younger sister, Song Yaxuan’s older sister, and Cheng Yi’s niece. She is the fifth member of BLACKPINK, the group’s lead vocalist and songwriter. She mainly focuses on singing, but will also act later on and pursue an international career. Other male celebrities who appear but have no romantic storyline include: Wan
516Reads—Score—Shelves
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Wang Yibo: The Second Young Lady of Deyun
After watching “Deyun Doushe,” I became utterly obsessed with this bunch of men who perform crosstalk. One episode featured Deyun’s eldest young lady choosing a husband, and it got me wondering: what would it be like if Deyun Society really had a young lady? She’d surely be adored by everyone! And so this story came to be. Of course, the male lead is still my beloved Yibo! Hope you enjoy it! (P.S. Why is she called the second young lady? Because Dalin is the eldest young lady, of course!) Qianxi
511Reads7.0Score—Shelves
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[Yi Yangqianxi] You, My Deskmate
At everyone’s request, I’ve started a new story about Yi Yangqianxi and his deskmate, Guo Mohan, the second daughter of the Deyun Club. There’s a saying in the entertainment industry: All celebrities in relationships should thank two people, Lu Han and Yi Yangqianxi. Both bravely chose to make their relationships public when their popularity was at its peak. Together, they changed the way the Chinese entertainment industry reacted to romance, helping fans take a more level-headed view of idols d
281Reads6.8Score—Shelves