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Chinese Showbiz, 2017: This Isn't My Cheat

华娱2017,这不是我的外挂啊

by You Can Call Me Xiao Fan (你可以叫我小樊)

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Completed
Length
1.1M Words
Genre
Urban
Subgenre
Showbiz
Updated
7mo ago
Source
Qidian
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  1. It's really poisonous. Just give money and shares to your roommates.

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  5. Just because of your opening chapter

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  7. Is the roommate the author's biological father?

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