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There Is a Strange Detective in Luoyang
Rumor has it that there is a mysterious detective in Luoyang, who is capable of solving mysteries and deceitful cases. Everyone is speculating that it is Situ Tinglan who disguised herself as a man and joined the Ministry of Punishment? Or Pei Ziqian of Dali Temple who became famous at a young age? Or is it the glorious Wang Heng from Jin Yiwei? No, it's all wrong, it's the pile of white hair lying on the ground—— Situ Tinglan: Gouzi, show your bestiality! Gouzi: Woof~ Gouzi: People solve crimes
21Reads—Score—Shelves
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Master, Stop, You Are My Signature!
[Luck exchange + gambling on stones and doing business + tsundere slap in the face + two powerful sweet pets] The heroine Yu Jinjiu, who has been plagued by bad luck since childhood, accidentally knocks down the male protagonist on the street. She unexpectedly embarks on a road of good luck. Yu Jinjiu: Is there such a good thing? Post it! I want to post it! Disrespected by name:? ? ? Don't come here... Until Gu Ming's bad luck became worse and worse, Yu Jinjiu learned that Gu Ming was not the on
11Reads—Score—Shelves
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Whale Falls Three Thousand Miles
Five years ago, his good brother and sister drowned, forcing him to leave the national swimming team. Overnight, he went from being recognized as a favorite of heaven to a self-destructive waste. Five years later, he met a girl named Chen Wanjia. From then on, he knew what light in life was.
2Reads—Score—Shelves
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Nine Points Sweet
The story begins when the heroine Sang Mianmian stays overnight at the hero He Wen's house. He Wen treats Sang Mianmian indifferently because she is the niece of her mother's new husband, and is tit-for-tat in school. However, Sang Mianmian always smiles and talks to him softly, like a good person with no temper. Everyone around her also turned to her and spoke for her. He Wen tried every means to reveal her true identity, but unexpectedly discovered that she only ate one morning meal every day,
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