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Small Family: the Perfect Heir
Xiao Cen, an up-and-coming oil painter, heard that her father was seriously ill. She returned home after a long absence, only to find that her father Xiao Xiangping's attitude was very abnormal. At first, she thought it was because of the estrangement that had not been resolved for many years, but later she learned that her father had won the grand prize! The father who holds tens of millions of bonuses looks like a suspect in plotting against his inheritance. Relatives' calculations, family cho
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Dream Catcher
Twenty-eight years ago, an accident caused the identities of two people with very different backgrounds to become misplaced. Different living environments, different growth trajectories, and different educational backgrounds have given them completely different lives. After a chance encounter twenty-eight years later, the two of them returned to their respective identities. However, behind the seemingly peaceful life are the choices between right and wrong, the entanglement of love and resentmen
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The Garden Is Full of Books and Peaches and Plums
Love can make a life more vivid; dreams can give people unlimited power. We are all children who hide love in our hearts and strive to run towards the light. We will all find passion in running and encounter good luck in persistence. Every day we will be filled with youth; every day we will be full of motivation. Every day of our lives will be full of hope; every day of our lives will be of great significance. ——This is a story about a volunteer teacher encouraging left-behind children to bravel
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He Sends His Fleeting Love with Deep Affection
She used to be a white canvas under the sun. It was him who made a lasting impression on her in her best years. Now she was like a handful of quicksand in his palm. He tried all his strength, but he still couldn't see through it and couldn't grasp it tightly...
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