JJWXC catalogue
Books by 鸢小小小栗
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A Hundred Ways to Become an Internet Sensation [Quick Transmigration] 网红的一百种红法[快穿]
[Please add my new stories to your favorites: The Days of Divorcing Three Tycoons and The Heavenly Dao Wants Me to Be a Lucky Star] Lu Wan travels through various worlds, and in every one, she is a one-of-a-kind internet celebrity. Lu Wan: I just want to quietly focus on my career. Everyone (starry-eyed): She sings so beautifully\Her acting is amazing\Her cooking is incredible\The vegetables she grows taste amazing\Her life is like a poem and a painting\She... [Bonus scene] A deep dive into th
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Heaven's Will Made Me a Lucky Star 天道让我当锦鲤
When Lu Yu was sixteen, she bonded with the Heavenly Dao app and became a fortune-bringing koi who brought blessings to people destined to meet her. Her tasks were: Bring good fortune to the unfamiliar young man who slept rough and suffered from a terminal illness, because he would become a famous exorcist priest; Bring good fortune to the neighbor's child, who suffered domestic abuse and often went without meals, because he was actually a wealthy CEO forced to transmigrate into a book; Bring g
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Days in the Love-Hell After Divorcing Three Powerful Men 和三个大佬离婚的修罗场日子
Eighteen-year-old Lu Shu woke up one morning to find herself seven years in the future. Seven years later, her life was utterly ordinary. She hadn’t done well in school, hadn’t landed any acting roles, and had even borrowed money to cover her living expenses. Only, she now had three husbands. Husband A was a wealthy, devoted, and loyal CEO from a powerful family. She’d heard he had an ex who was the one that got away, and that he married her to use her as a substitute. Husband B was a breathta
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The Obsessive Him Says Nothing 偏执的他不说话
1. Meng Xiangxiang knew from childhood that the boy living in the corner of the residential compound was no good. He was a layabout. He smoked and got into fights. He was also stupid. No matter how nice she was to him, how much she cuddled and kissed him, he never said a word. Hard as a rock, and he stank. Back then, she thought, so be it. She'd never warm the heart of a stone. But years later, that same person pinned her in his arms, his voice rough and full of barely suppressed fury as he whi
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