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An Unconventional Pampered-Wife Romance 非典型娇妻文学
I was the longest-kept canary of Xie Yan, one of the bigwigs in Beijing's elite circle. To be precise, it was only a little over a year. I called myself the longest-kept because Xie Yan had no one else around him, just me. But I knew I was nothing more than a diversion for when he was bored. Xie Yan had a long-lost love. At the height of their romance, she chose to break up with him and move abroad. After that, he never had another woman by his side until I came along. Everyone in our circle sai
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Imprison Me, Save Me 囚我渡我
At seventeen, Ming Zhi, the second daughter of the Ming family, who had been doted on and pampered all her life, fell for the tutor her parents hired to teach her. Zhou Hexun was exactly her type, so every day she schemed about how to win him over and get him to date her. But Zhou Hexun had nothing going for him but his good looks. He was aloof and taciturn, unmoved no matter how hard she tried to seduce him. But later, she truly fell in love with him. Later still, she gave up the chance to atte
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I Played the Handsome College Boy, Then He Trapped Me 渣了貌美男大后被套牢了
Sweet and beautiful lawyer older sister ✖ possessive rich second-generation painter younger brother Clear-headed heroine ✖ flirtatious, jealous, extremely possessive hero Ye Yining has been a good girl since childhood. The most rebellious thing she ever did was date a male college student, then dump him after leading him on. After their breakup, she is suddenly poached with a high salary by the prestigious multinational Anlu Group. She thinks she may have had bad luck in love but good luck at wo
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Misty Rain over Jiangnan 江南烟胧雨
The time his mother teetered on the brink of death, Wen Ye, who had never believed in gods or Buddhas, made a special trip to Jiangnan. At Yunyin Temple, the most efficacious temple according to his mother, he knelt and kowtowed with every step to pray for a safety charm for her. Later, he knelt and kowtowed with every step here again, this time praying for a future with Luo Yang. Their fate began here, and here it would end, too. The Buddha says fate cannot be forced, but he insists on trying.
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