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Books by Wu Erlang
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Qin Yanshu, I Want to Get Married 秦砚书，我想结婚了
(Just started getting ratings. Please refer to readers' reviews, both good and bad; none have been deleted.) Easygoing supporting actress Zhizhi * powerful, aloof CEO Qin Large age gap (27 and 44) They heal each other; an unmarried couple with a child A slice-of-life story full of mutual affection, with sound values
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The Knife Handle of a Madman 疯批大佬的手术刀刀柄
[Eight-year age gap + Healing + Male lead secretly in love, then openly in love + Male lead romantically inexperienced, female lead not + She takes the lead in their relationship throughout] Aloof beauty / sharp-tongued, brilliant cardiothoracic surgeon × carefree genius urology intern One-line synopsis: The one who falls in love first is always the one who wins. Full synopsis: They had known each other for twelve years, met fewer than ten times, and exchanged fewer than five words. That was Lia
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The Divine Godhood of the Hundredth Life 第一百世神格
High Martial Arts + Divine Persona Awakening + From Useless to Unstoppable + Decisive and Ruthless + One Female Lead In the seventeenth year of the Gray Fog Era, Lin Ye stood on the awakening platform and heard only one thing: “Grade D. Divine persona unidentified.” The whole crowd laughed. The useless orphan was so worthless that even the awakening stone didn't recognize him. No one knew his divine persona wasn't unidentified. Its time just hadn't come yet. A Gray Fog Walker tore through the ba
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A Young Educated Woman in the 1970s: The Immortals Have Their Eyes on Me 七零知青：我被仙家盯上了
Before her grandmother died, she clutched Su Wanwan’s hand and said just three words: “Go north.” Su Wanwan went to the Great Northern Wilderness. On her first night in the dugout, a chubby yellow weasel got stuck in the doorframe. After kicking its hind legs for a long while, it tilted its head and asked her, “You… can see me?” From that day on, Su Wanwan noticed something strange: wherever she went, “things” watched her. Gray shadows crouched on the paths between the fields, translucent human
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