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Mr. Li, Madam, She Just Wants to Work
When top boss Li Chengxiao was forced to marry a "good-for-nothing" wife, his first reaction was - the marriage could only last three months at most. Three months later, he quietly sent a message to his assistant: "Go and check what procedures are required to write her name in the island resort." Jiang Tao, recognized by the entertainment industry as "the most beautiful salted fish", has three major hobbies in life: cooking, sleeping, and watching Li Chengxiao eat up. While others married into w
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My Other Shore, Your Galaxy
On the wedding night, he stood at the door of the bedroom, his voice restrained and distant: "Ms. Xu, if you don't want to, we can be husband and wife in name only. Your life will not change in any way, and I will bear your mother's medical expenses." Xu Zhiyi lowered her head and tightened her grip on the skirt of her wedding dress: "I do." It's not that she's willing to be his wife, but that she's willing to accept the deal. She thought she would wither in a cold wealthy marriage like her sist
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Darkening After Prison
"Squeak——" The heavy iron door slowly closed behind him, letting out a dull sigh, like an old giant beast finally closing its mouth. Lu Jingshen stood outside the prison gate and narrowed his eyes. The sunlight stung his eyes. He couldn't remember the last time he saw such unobstructed sunlight - the sky in the prison was always cut into countless small pieces by the barbed wire, like torn pieces of gray-blue cloth, unable to form a complete shape. He was wearing an old shirt that had been washe
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Shanyue Doesn't Know Her True Feelings
When she was eighteen years old, Shen Kui walked out of the depths of Daba Mountain, wearing a washed white school uniform and carrying three thousand yuan collected by the whole village in her pocket. She thought that the greatest luck in her life was to be admitted to a university in a provincial capital. When she was twenty-two years old, she held Jiang Yanzhou's hand and walked into a much-anticipated wedding. The Jiang family, a prominent family that had been in the provincial capital's bus
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