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Books by Shi Lan Loves Jasmine Milk Tea

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  1. The Double: Xiao Heng’s Love Story 墨雨云间:萧蘅恋爱记 Female-Channel Fanfiction145k WordsCompleted [A pile of crap. Don’t read.] [One-on-one, both pure and devoted + both reborn + brainless wish fulfillment] “A-Li, this time, your first night belongs to me.” “A-Li, I don’t need Yilan incense to take good care of you.” “A-Li, A-Li.” Xue Li was making love to Xiao Heng when she returned to the time before she married Shen Yurong. Now, the Duke of Su standing before her was nothing like the cold and heartless man from her previous life. Help, it turns out they both traveled back! 56Reads6.4Score—Shelves
  2. A Bit-Part Actor Takes Over Showbiz: Too Many Handsome Guys to Handle 小龙套称霸演艺圈:帅哥太多好烦 Modern Romance119k WordsCompleted Don't click in. It's a terrible, unfinished piece of crap. I wrote this first book just for fun. Don't read it, don't read it, don't read it, don't read it! Don't click, don't click, don't click! It's awful. Even the author can't stand reading it!! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. In the Famine Years, I Used a System to Win Over the Aloof Buddhist Monk 饥荒年,我带系统攻略清冷佛子 Ancient Romance88k WordsOngoing [Past and Present Connections + Farming + Famine + System] A cool, ascetic crown prince x a gorgeous, hilarious girl Ruan Jiaojiao has played the game 99 times, but still hasn’t managed to change the fate that will leave the Yan Kingdom without descendants. The Yan Kingdom is in the grip of famine, and the emperor’s final edict orders Pei Fengzhi, the crown prince who was once demoted and sent to a monastery, to provide the royal family with an heir. But Pei Fengzhi wants nothing to do with eith —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Right Between the Eyes 正中我眉心 Modern Romance105k WordsOngoing Possessive Pursuit | Southeast Asian Power Broker | 1v1, Two Endings | An Intense Push and Pull My boyfriend was tricked into going to northern Myanmar. A few months later, he contacted me and said things were great there, and that I should come find him. After much hesitation, I went. But the moment I saw him in person, he said he’d never asked me to come. I was such an idiot. People say it’s rare to meet even one person in your life who would risk everything for you. But I met two men like tha —Reads—Score—Shelves