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I Worked as a Housekeeper in a Wealthy Family and Became the Tyrant's Favorite
Guide 1: Focus on "contrast" and "coolness" "You're a poor thing dressed up as a debtor? Don't be afraid. I, the chief minister of the Zhou Dynasty, specialize in dealing with all kinds of dissatisfaction. Does the cold-faced president think I am a humble butler? Haha, I think I was serving a real tyrant back then. See how I can use the royal cuisine to cook your stomach, use palace fighting schemes to deal with your mortal enemies, and then personally train you, a modern 'tyrant', into a loyal
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After Rebirth, Mrs. Almighty Became a Global Sensation
In the previous life, the heroine Wen Wan was a full-time wife of the wealthy Shen family. She was gentle and obedient. She not only took care of her paralyzed mother-in-law, but also used her family's meager connections to support her husband Shen Hanzhou in his rise to power. However, she was kicked out when her husband became famous and eventually died tragically under the plot of her husband and his mistress. Reborn and returned to the night before she was forced to sign the divorce agreemen
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After Wearing the Book, I Relied on Sand Sculptures to Survive!
Lin Wanwan, a modern social creature, slipped into an ancient romance novel and became "Lin Wan", a cannon fodder student in the Imperial College disguised as a man. In the original book, "Lin Wan" was silenced at the beginning because he unintentionally revealed the secret of the villain, Prince Xiao Jue. In order to survive, Lin Wanwan decided to keep her tail between her legs and stay as far away from all the plot characters as possible. However, on the first day of school, she happened to bu
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Being Dedicated, I Treat My Boss Like Wine
The protagonist of the story, Su Lin, was originally a top female sommelier with a promising future. She was burdened with huge debts due to the bankruptcy of her family restaurant. She had no choice but to be admitted to a state-owned unit with a rigorous style and complicated relationships. In this completely unfamiliar "official" environment, Su Lin was out of place and was regarded as a "vase" with no background and no rules. However, she soon discovered that her years of wine tasting skills
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