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Books by Wu Jun, Who Loves Diced Meat Stir-Fried with Two Kinds of Sliced Vegetables
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Reborn, Mr. Huo Regrets Everything 重生后，霍先生他悔疯了
The day she died, he was celebrating his first love's birthday. In her previous life, Ruan Xingchen spent ten years learning that she would never measure up to the woman who held Huo Jingnian's heart. When she miscarried, he was accompanying his first love to a doctor's appointment. When she died alone, he was raising a glass in celebration of that same woman. Reborn at twenty, she resolutely handed over the divorce papers she'd already signed. “Huo Jingnian, we're even.” From then on, she devot
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Five Years After Our Breakup, He’s Still Waiting 分手五年，他还在原地
At twenty-eight, Lu Qingci is the youngest leader in the province. Song Yili is a twenty-year-old sophomore with nothing to her name. After chasing after him to ask, “Is the county hiring?” she became the youngest administrative clerk by his side. He would stay up late correcting her reports, and quietly bring her a cup of brown sugar and ginger tea when she had her period. Eight years apart, with their different positions and family backgrounds between them, she loved him cautiously. The night
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Fatal White Moonlight: President Gu Kneels and Says He Loves Me 致命白月光，顾总跪着说爱
The night her father went bankrupt and jumped to his death, Su Qinghe clutched the last hundred yuan the family had and called Gu Xizhou. He had once tutored her at home, and for three years, during her first flush of love, she had called him “Brother Xizhou.” All she heard through the receiver was his assistant’s icy voice: “President Gu says he warned Mr. Su not to get too greedy.” Seven years later, she returned with a brand-new identity and a high-profile engagement. At an international auct
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Lord Bo, Your Favorite Has Run Away 薄爷，您的心尖宠跑了
The boldest thing Nan Chu ever did was “sell” herself to Bo Huaizhi. When she was twenty, her mother fell seriously ill and her younger brother was still a child. With nowhere else to turn, a man offered her a contract: two years in exchange for all her dignity and freedom. Bo Huaizhi, the sole heir to the Bo family, was a ruthless tyrant famed in business circles. He was distant and cold toward everyone. In bed, he was hot, domineering, and insatiable; outside it, he was aloof and imperious, un
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