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After Seven Years of Marriage, He Became a Useless Son-In-Law and Became a Billionaire The moment I signed the divorce agreement, my ex-wife laughed at me: "You are nothing if you leave me." I didn't say anything, but turned around and won the International Literary Award, and was on the cover of Forbes. I had a gentle, fair and beautiful person beside me. My ex-wife approached me with red eyes to remarry: "I was wrong, give me another chance." I smiled and pointed at Su Nian behind me: "Sorry, there are a lot of people in line." 2.6kReads5.5Score214Shelves
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In the Tang Dynasty, the Naughty Princess Was Sought After by the Whole People
Zhenguan got lost and picked up the emperor's daughter, with the Internet in his mind! I coaxed the little princess of the Tang Dynasty to be the favorite, took the cute baby to travel around the mountains and rivers, and became the princess of the whole people. I secretly used an invisible net to control the entire Li Tang Dynasty!
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Contractual Warmth
A marriage contract bound two people, and they originally just made do with each other and took what they needed. Unexpectedly, as time went by, they gradually fell in love with each other. Unable to hide their tenderness and love, they quietly filled each other's lives.
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Dropping Out of School to Support My Family, I Became a God by Devouring Aliens
My father was captured alive by aliens, and his life and death are unknown. My mother worked three hard jobs and was bent over from exhaustion. My younger sister was excluded from college because she was poor. In order to support his family, Lin Yan dropped out of Chaofan Academy and became a handyman at the bottom of the Rift Front. The heavenly judgment of this realm: zero spiritual roots, no cultivation talent, and unable to enter the spirit gathering realm for life. Everyone said that his li
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The Evening Breeze Bids Farewell to the Year
I once had a preference that everyone envied. He wrote notes for me for three years, shielding me from all wind and rain. But I thought he was poor, I thought he was ordinary, and I thought his love made me unable to hold my head high in a glamorous circle. On the day of graduation, when he was holding a ring and preparing to confess his love, I humiliated him in public: "Don't humiliate yourself." He disappeared for three years, and I didn't care. I was angry and waited for him to bow his head.
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