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Books by Wang Weihan
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A Twisted, Tormenting Love 变态虐恋
A twisted, sadistic top × a gentle, kind-hearted bottom [Two male leads + twisted and sadistic + groveling redemption + HE] Angst! Lots of angst! Read with caution! (The author has a very sound moral compass, so you can rest assured.) Because of his family circumstances, Shao Wenyu's personality grows more and more twisted. He hates anything he can't control. Yet he can reserve all his tenderness for the one person he loves, his white moonlight. But he never expected that one day he would be re
4.1kReads8.2Score247Shelves
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A Love Wound That Cannot Heal 情殇难续
Gu Yi × Xu An (BL) Gu Yi always treated Xu An as his plaything. When this plaything said a single bad word about the person he loved, Gu Yi beat him so badly he ended up in the hospital. When that beloved person brought his company to ruin, Gu Yi humiliated Xu An without asking what had happened and handed him over to someone else. In the end, the company went bankrupt. Only Xu An helped him, and the two of them lived together in a shabby rental apartment. Gu Yi finally understood his own heart,
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After I Transmigrated, I Led the Whole Village to Prosperity with My Sweet Husband 穿越后和小娇夫带领全寨奔小康
[Historical romance + devoted couple + lighthearted comedy + mostly sweet with a little angst] The Crown Prince of the Northern Dynasty, who dotes on her alone, × a carefree transmigrated college student who loves food and money Both leads speak their minds. The story focuses on their romance. The goofy heroine, Li Ronglu, was slacking off at work when she woke up to find she'd transmigrated? Why was she so strong? At least other people who transmigrated had something to eat. She was actually go
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A Textual Catastrophe: My Official Documents Become the World's Bible 文字灾变，我的公文成了全球圣经
A global catastrophe causes language to collapse. Ordinary people can’t even write a coherent short sentence. More than 80% of their characters are wrong, and reading a long sentence makes their heads feel like they’re splitting open. Former literary greats and top government writers can’t even put together a proper notice. Chen Mo, a low-ranking writer in the county Party committee office, has lost none of the writing skills he honed through years of practice.
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