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Books by Steady As She Goes
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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All the Possessive Big Shots Are Sweet-Spirited Spoilers 偏执大佬都是甜宠怪
Obsessive powerhouses × possessive × feel-good fiction × everyone's darling × both pure (yes, bolded) Devoted, doting husband, reporting for duty: “You're mine alone! I'm the one who saved you!!” Easygoing young master and devoted powerhouse: “Just keep moving forward in peace. I'll take care of every danger for you!” Powerful powerhouse and his delicate little sweetheart: “Just as I thought, you still need me to protect you, just like when we were kids...” More is still being planned. Daily upd
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Reborn in a World of Blood and Martial Arts 重生之血武滔天
Pain! A piercing, bone-deep pain! It felt as if countless red-hot knives were slicing away at his bones inch by inch, tearing at his muscles, while his internal organs were crushed and stomped to mush. Wu Zhankui suddenly sprang up from the chaos. A hoarse roar burst from his throat, rough as a broken gong. Blood and phlegm caught in his throat, making him cough so hard that his whole body convulsed. Before him was not that mountain of corpses and sea of blood. It wasn’t Zhao Wuji’s revolting, k
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World-Conquering Dragon Marshal: From the Start, I Sent Eight Thousand Dragon Guards to Seal Off the City 镇世龙帅：开局调遣八千龙卫封城
Three years ago, he was the Dark Dragon Lord, his hands stained with blood and the world trembling at his name. But when he was gravely wounded and on the brink of death, a kind young woman saved him. To repay her, he sealed his powers and willingly married into the Lin family, becoming a “useless security guard” everyone could bully. He could endure three years of scorn and mockery, but he would never allow anyone to lay a finger on her. When the powerful forced her to kneel, when her family ca
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My Entire Ming Dynasty Is Full of Drama Queens 朕的大明全是戏精
Bai Yang was a streetwise loafer with no plans beyond scraping by until a wild claim that “the Great Ming will fall in three years” unexpectedly earned him the title “Child of Prophecy” and dragged him into the struggle for the throne. He meant to play the fool and keep himself alive, but his offhand predictions kept coming true one after another. Even the seemingly harmless Third Prince bared his fangs at him. See how this unorthodox street tough navigates a court full of two-faced schemers, us
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