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Peace in the Yin Family 尹家安宁
Born into the 1950s, Yin Anning begins her life in the Yin family compound on Willow Lane, carrying with her a spiritual spring space. Lu Tao, her childhood sweetheart, is always by her side. From Willow Lane to the provincial capital, from temporary work to an office job. When news comes that the college entrance exams are being reinstated, she pulls out the textbooks she has saved for years and smiles. What’s meant to come will come. This is the story of a young woman who, through ordinary
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I Raised My Husband’s White Moonlight Next Door 我把丈夫的白月光养在了隔壁
On their seventh wedding anniversary, Liu Qiong saw a transfer of 5.2 million yuan on her husband’s phone. The recipient was labeled “Su.” She didn’t make a scene or cry. She simply bit into the corner of her blanket and wept silently that night. The next day, she hired an actress to pretend to be that “Su” and move in next door. Watching her husband fawn over his fake first love, she smiled and offered tea, though her heart was shattered. On the night she closed the net, she threw down divorce
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A Ruthless Survivor from the Apocalypse Lands in the ’70S: Her Brash Husband Spoils Her Rotten 末世狠人穿七零：痞夫宠妻超甜
Jiang Shengsheng was a hardened survivor who spent ten years fighting through mountains of corpses and seas of blood in the apocalypse. Then, in a single moment, she transmigrated into the 1970s, becoming a poor girl who had been thrown out by her scumbag father and stepmother and was nearly frozen and starved to death. Now she also has two young siblings to care for. No food, no ration coupons, no one to rely on? She puts her apocalypse survival skills to work, growing crops, raising livestock,
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The Sinful Love of a Substitute 替身罪爱
As an award-winning lawyer, Zhuo Zhu has never lost a case. But her latest case requires her to defend a man sentenced to death seven years ago. During a prison visit, she meets the gloomy yet passionate gaze of the condemned prisoner, Bo Xi'an, through the glass. He says, “You look a lot like her.” Her hands and feet instantly turn ice-cold. Because that “her” is none other than the woman she sent to hell with her own hands seven years ago. A deadly battle of wits between a top lawyer and a dea
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