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Books by Rong Yan
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The CEO's Little Darling 总裁的小宠妻
He was the empire's CEO, cold, domineering, and ruthless. To him, the world was divided into only two things: what he wanted and what he didn't. She was an unknown assistant in the entertainment industry. A one-year contract bound them together. When it ended, she slammed the divorce papers down in front of him. “I want a divorce!” “A divorce? You think you can divorce me without my permission?” He drew close, then pulled her forcefully into his arms.
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Marriage Before Love: The Ruthless CEO Spoils His Wife 先婚后爱：腹黑总裁狂宠妻
The country girl Ruan Wan was brought into the Zhan family one day to fulfill a mission: bear a child for the ailing Second Master Zhan, and give the Zhan family an heir to carry on its legitimate bloodline. But years into their marriage, they already had two children, and Second Master Zhan was still alive and well. Every day, Miss Ruan counted on her fingers, wondering when her Second Master would finally pass away so she could go home. Second Master Zhan was so brilliant he seemed almost othe
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The Mogul of Law 罗法枭雄
The Lofa Clan is the oldest family in the world, so much so that the world’s largest landmass was named the Lofa Continent. The clan has ruled this vast continent for ten thousand years. This world has three thousand provinces, yet more than twenty thousand territories, and the Lofa Clan alone controls twelve provinces. I am Lofa Xiaoxiong, son of Lofa Zhengyi, one of the four great dukes of the Lofa Empire. His Majesty the Emperor has personally granted me the title of Marquis of Jidong. The Lo
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The 1980s: From Living Under Someone Else's Roof to Thriving 八零：从寄人篱下到风生水起
After her parents died unexpectedly, Xu Sui was left with no choice but to depend on her uncle's family. Her harsh aunt never stopped exploiting her, and, to get a bride price, even planned to force her into marrying someone else. Her cousin bullied her at every turn, while her timid uncle did nothing but try to smooth things over. That little courtyard held nothing but scheming, without even a trace of warmth. Was she really going to let others control her and stumble through the rest of her li
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