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Jiaojiao, He Is as Beautiful as a Flower
The heart-throb, Su Susu, is as beautiful as a flower, and is filled with the aura of beauty. Bai Yun, who went to the imperial capital to attend his mother's wedding, never expected that his mother's second marriage would be to the Yuan family, one of the most powerful families in the imperial capital. Unexpectedly, he would be involved in a complicated and treacherous battle. But, how did the spoils of the battle become him? The beautiful and cool Miao beauties are like the moon in the sky or
2kReads—Score350Shelves
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I Live in the Ming Dynasty and Marry Lao Zhu at the Beginning.
Ma Xiuying thought she had a script for a farming heroine. She had been farming in the countryside for ten years, and worked diligently to develop agricultural productivity, grafting new fruit trees, breeding silkworms, and inventing textile looms. With her hard-core farming skills, Ma Xiuying was awarded the most popular girl in eight villages and towns, and countless country men lined up to marry her. Until one day, her father died in the big city, and Xiuying, the concubine, had to pack her b
1.5kReads9.2Score188Shelves
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Rebirth Crazy: Li Xiang's Palm Pet
Dressed as Zhong Xiaoai's sister, with the boss behind her. Take Li Xiang and An Xinfei. With 3G technology in hand, you can step onto the information trend. What? Hundreds of thousands of PHS? Let me give you a makeover. First, squat for a few years.
285Reads7.1Score—Shelves
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Daming Kindergarten
When he woke up, Comrade Lao Zhu unexpectedly had memories of the next life. In a bizarre world, skyscrapers rose from the ground and steel monsters soared into the sky. Everyone has clothes to wear and food to eat. Comrade Lao Zhu touched his chin and decided to carry forward the ideas of "firm materialism" and "infrastructure changes the world" inherited from the next life. And it all started when he silently wrote "Marxism" to his wife. In the early days of the founding of the Ming Dynasty, t
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