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After the Mad Warlord Took Me by Force 被疯批督军强取豪夺后
Possessive pursuit / marriage before love / obsessive possessiveness / coercive love The moment Lu Chengze lays eyes on her, he decides to lock her away in a gilded cage. She refuses to eat? He grips her chin and force-feeds her. She tries to run? He shoots her childhood sweetheart in front of her and uses the blood to teach her the rules. The whole city believes that the aloof eldest daughter of the Shen family won’t last three days in the hands of this unhinged warlord, a man who has killed co
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Those Were the Old Days 是旧时光呀
【Rural Life + Ensemble Cast】As a child, Shen Zhao leaves the countryside to live with her parents and attend school. As her surroundings change, so do the experiences she has and the people she encounters: the warmth and coldness of human nature, and all the rights and wrongs of life...
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Embers of the Imperial Palace: Ten Years a Slave, I Become a Phoenix 深宫烬：十年为奴终成凰
Classic tragic romance / female protagonist suffering “Being allowed to put on the Side Consort’s shoes is a blessing.” On the day I married Prince Jing, I was overjoyed, thinking I had finally gotten what I wanted. Only later did I learn he had married me to use my family’s power to secure his position. The one he cherished was Side Consort Liu, a frail woman who couldn’t even take care of herself. She was sensitive to the cold, so he made me kneel in the snow to warm her shoes before putting t
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The Wind Blows Through the Hall, Hiding in Old Ink and Paper 风穿堂而过，藏于旧纸墨
【Diary of Youth】【A Girl’s Secret Thoughts】The wind in the corridor was always strong, rushing through and scattering the days of youth. Across the long years, one girl’s entire story of growing up.
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A Campus Mystery with So Much Meat 肉可真多呀的校园悬疑
[School Mystery + Two Top Students + Redemption] I discovered Lin Wan’s secret back in elementary school: in front of adults, she was the model student, but behind their backs, she swept her gaze over everyone as if they were trash. After she realized I’d seen through her, she followed me home from school every day. Once, she deliberately tossed my homework into a puddle. “Jiang Yu, why are you pretending to be a good person?” she sneered, stepping on my notebook. It wasn’t until our classmate S
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