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Books by You Can't Have Your Fish and Bear's Paw Too
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The Campus Beauty Is Reborn and Can't Stop Pursuing Me 校花重生:对我疯狂求爱
[Reborn campus beauty] + [female tycoon] + [campus beauty pursues him] + [woman pursues man] + [everyday romance] With a click, the dorm door locked from the inside. The stunning campus beauty, usually so aloof and out of reach, stood before me wearing nothing but a sheer black silk camisole. Her astonishing curves were pressed firmly against my chest. Feeling her hot breath, I swallowed hard, my whole body stiff with nerves. I didn't dare move! Su Ningrou, who had been killed by a scumbag in
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Doomsday Rebirth: The Heiress to a Fortune Goes on a Stockpiling Spree 末日重生:首富千金她疯狂囤货
Apocalypse / rebirth / hoarding supplies / spatial storage / strong heroine / revenge / wish fulfillment / natural disasters / love rivals / reverse harem / 1v5 / golden finger / farming / wealthy family Lin Tingxia died in the third year of the apocalypse. She died in a blizzard, starving and freezing, while the fake heiress crushed her fingers underfoot. Only as she lay dying did she learn the truth: she was the biological daughter of the world's richest man. Reborn 87 days before the apocaly
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After His Funeral, His Mother Handed Me a Wedding Ring 他的葬礼结束后,他妈递给我一枚婚戒
After his funeral, his mother handed me a wedding ring
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Folk Taboos: The Blind Man Opens His Eyes and Calls on the Gods to Guard the World 民间禁忌:瞎子开眼,请诸神镇世
#Folk Taboos #Mystery #Horror #The Blind Open Their Eyes #Corpse Driving #Spirit Mediums #Gu Poison #Spirit Possession #No System The day I was born, I brought death to the whole village. They said I was an ill-starred child, born blind, with empty eye sockets, and that I should have been buried alive before I turned a month old. In the mass grave, a filthy old beggar dug me out and pressed two icy beads into my eye sockets. He said, “If it hurts, cry out. Don’t hold it in.” I didn’t cry.
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