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After Enduring Unimaginable Humiliation, She Found Redemption in the Mafia 极限受辱后，她在黑帮里找到救赎
The most harrowing torment, the most unbearable pain, the most overwhelming love. The heroine, Jiang Chen, is kidnapped and imprisoned, and loses her loved ones. Later, she meets the man she loves most, Qin Shuo. Love and hatred, betrayal and redemption intertwine. Can this man save her?
678Reads—Score—Shelves
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Goddess Descends: Only the School Bully Knows My Secret 女神降临之我的秘密只有校霸知道
In middle school, misunderstandings caused by her looks led Li Yanshi to be betrayed by her friends and bullied at school. So when she started high school, she changed her name to Li Huizhi. Every morning, she got up early to put on makeup that made her look plain, hiding her real appearance behind thick bangs and black-rimmed glasses. She made it through her entire first year without a hitch. But in her second year, the school’s delinquent king, Han Shujun (Han Shujun), accidentally discovered
181Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Transmigrator in Boonie Bears 熊出没里的穿越者
My new work is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
51Reads8.0Score—Shelves
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The Divine Physician Empress: The Tyrant's Beloved 神医皇后：暴君的掌心宠
Yun Zhiyi, a top modern surgeon, transmigrates in an instant and becomes an abandoned consort in the Cold Palace. With her extraordinary medical skills and modern psychology, which lets her see into people’s hearts, she not only finds a way to thrive amid the desperate dangers of the imperial harem, but also stumbles upon the secret hidden deep in the heart of the tyrant Yin Xuanji: he has been poisoned by a rare toxin, and she is the only person in the world who can cure him. From then on, she
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Life's Little Joys 人生一点小确幸
This book is based on my real experiences. I’ve expanded and embellished them a little. There were two girls I failed to seize my chance with back then. I’d originally planned to give them happy endings in the book, but by the time I finished writing, I decided it was better to leave things bittersweet. When I’m old and look back on it, I’ll still be able to smile knowingly.
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