Fanqie catalogue
Books by Today My NPY and LP Broke Up
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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The Aloof Girl Meets the Heartthrob System 冷淡女遇见万人迷系统
[A bewitching heroine who climbs to the top through romance + heroine-focused + all male leads are virgins + no fixed male lead] After being bound to a Men’s Favorite System, Yike’s life changed completely. System 2048 announced excitedly, “Congratulations, Host! You’ll have irresistible, top-tier charm that captivates everyone!” Yike replied expressionlessly, “Oh. Can I exchange it for something else? It sounds like a hassle.” 2048: ??? World One: The Canary (Complete) Achievement unlocked: Whi
746Reads—Score100Shelves
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Who Doesn't Adore a Little Sunshine Girl?! 谁！谁不痴迷于小太阳妹宝！
[Female-lead-centric + beloved girl adored by everyone + no fixed male lead + lighthearted quick transmigration] Su Xi is the last human child on a ruined planet, where she survives by scavenging trash. Her only possession is a nearly wilted potted cactus. Then she gets bound to the unreliable rookie System 1024, whose mission is to visit various newly formed planes and record whether they contain any [unstable factors]. Before they set out, the System says: “Like I told you, baby, just have fun
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They Say I’m Bad Luck for My Husband, So I Can Only Weakly Accept His Vast Inheritance 他们说我克夫，我只能柔弱的接受老公的巨额遗产
They Said I Brought Bad Luck to My Husband, So I Could Only Weakly Accept His Huge Inheritance
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Fake Love, Real Captivity: After Awakening, I Shattered the Prison of My Own Perceptions 假宠真囚：觉醒后我踹翻认知牢笼
[Female Lead Focus / No Male Lead / Everyone's Favorite / Female Lead Levels Up and Grows Stronger / System and Antagonists] Beneath the silvery glow of Graham Castle, Helle was a precious jewel, cherished by her brother. Jewels were piled high, and rules were etched into her very bones, yet she had no idea that this magnificent cage had long since cut her off from the world. Before she encountered the [Escape System], they told her that the most dignified life a woman could have was to be well
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