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Typical Female Supporting Role Takes the Saving Grace? Weird Thing Falls Off Again
[Multiple male protagonists + semi-cool writing + heartthrob + reversal + vest] The willful and free-spirited young lady Chu Ning wakes up and finds that the world she lives in is actually a collection of countless bloody novels. And her identity is that of Bai Yueguang's stand-in, a vicious cannon fodder, a man who steals love, and ends miserably - a typical collection of female supporting characters. At that time, she had just finished taking a shower and was about to attack Jiang Yubawang, a
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We Traveled into Be Novels with Zhu Ma, and We Both Went Crazy
When she woke up, Chu Ximeng became the legitimate daughter of the prime minister of the Daqi Dynasty in the novel "Where Can the Innocent Prince Run?" Before that, she and her best friend Xiao Yu had just fallen asleep. "What are you doing? The author is my best friend. But I have only read the first few chapters of the novel..." Chu Ximeng's eyes darkened. "It's a nice ancient building with a smart toilet inside?! What kind of old, broken-down smart home is this?" Chu Ximeng was shocked. "No,
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After Rebirth, I Put on Wolf-Proof Pants on the Bamboo Horse
[Rebirth on campus + childhood sweethearts + borrowing literature + running in both directions + relaxed and funny] [The energetic and straightforward Qingmei type vs. The homely and coquettish Bamboo horse] Chiye is dead. It snowed heavily this year, and two major events happened in Yecheng. Chi Ye, the heir to the Chi family, was framed and imprisoned and committed suicide. Jiang Tang, a small-town girl who stayed with the Chi family, was taken away and imprisoned by the little lunatic from th
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Stop Fighting! the Child's Father Is Someone Else
[Shura Field + Back to Campus + Group Pet + Running with the Ball + Male Quan Jie] Han Xia moved to the capital with her daughter Han Yao. On the first day of her child's kindergarten, she was invited to school and met three men. Popular racing driver Ren Xilou hugged her and called "Xia Xia". Lin Yunshan, the son of the richest man, said "Han Xiaoxia" in his mouth, looking excited. Business tycoon Jiang Zhuye stood aside and called her "Miss Han" familiarly. The three of them said in unison: "T
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