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Books by Xi Qingmo
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After Being Reborn, I Ran Into My Ex-Husband’s Arms to Apologize 重生后我扑进前夫怀里认错
“Chi Wan! If you dare leave with him, the Huo family will consider you no daughter-in-law of ours!” Old Master Huo was so furious his cane shook. “Wanwan, don’t be afraid. I’m here.” Her maternal cousin Gu Yingsheng squeezed her hand, his eyes full of devotion. Craving that “tenderness,” Chi Wan shook off the cold hand of her fiancé behind her and resolutely climbed into the car to elope. The moment the door closed, she saw the light in her fiancé Huo Shaoyu’s eyes shatter. That was the sin she
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After the Judge's Edict Failed, I Used Livestreams to Put the Rich on Trial 判官令失效后，我靠直播审判全豪
I'm Su Yao, an illegitimate daughter with only seven days left to live. The day I returned to the wealthy Su family, they watched the clock, waiting for me to die so they could transplant my heart into the fake heiress. Too bad for them, I had the Judge's Seal and command over the Book of Karma. So I went live in front of the whole internet. “First judgment: Shen Qin, the hypocritical matriarch, stole my fortune and twisted my fate. She is sentenced to twenty years of bad luck, and all assets in
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After I Transmigrated, I Won Over the Villainous Boss with Food 穿越后我靠美食征服反派大佬
I, Xi Qingmo, was a modern-day agent who transmigrated to ancient times and became a wicked supporting female character. When my family framed me, I used my culinary skills and quick wits to overcome each crisis. I fell into a love-hate relationship with the villain and ultimately found happiness.
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The System Wants Me to Win Over the Princess? Let's Solve the Case First! 系统让我攻略公主？先破案！
At the execution grounds of the Great Yao Dynasty, the bluestone paving had been stained dark red by years of blood and grime. It looked like a vast, ancient brand pressed onto the heart of the resplendent imperial capital known as Tianjing. Traitorous generals, corrupt magnates, and bandit chiefs who had gathered in the mountains had all been executed here. Countless nameless commoners, no more significant than blades of grass, had also had their necks crushed beneath the executioner's blade. T
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