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  1. Ghost Pawnshop 阴当 Endless Summer of the North北派无尽夏Modern Romance2.1M WordsCompleted I was born on the first day of the eighth month in the Yiyou year, with a tuft of white hair on my head. The midwife said I was an orphan born to bring mourning, and that if my family kept me, one of us would die every three years. To save my life, my grandmother pawned me for good as an offering to a pawnshop in Wufu Town. After being abandoned again and again and forced to live under other people's roofs, I learned to be obedient from an early age. Who would have thought that 18 years later, I 0Tickets1.1MClicks5.3kFavorites
  2. Snake Bone Incense 蛇骨阴香 Endless Summer of the North北派无尽夏Modern Romance1.8M WordsCompleted I was born with a strong scent of sandalwood all over my body. The old people in the village touched my bones and told me that I was the reincarnation of the Buddha and the Empress Xiang. My grandma put on an ancestral peace buckle for me to suppress the fragrance on my body. Until I was nineteen years old, a car accident broke the peace buckle. From then on, I was entangled with three men... Liu Jingchen (Snake Bone): It's been a hundred years, Lu Zhenzhen, it's time to pay back what you owe m 0Tickets49.5kClicks503Favorites
  3. Lord Snake, Please Pet Me Gently. 蛇君大人轻点宠 Endless Summer of the North北派无尽夏Modern Romance452k WordsCompleted I was born with a plum blossom-shaped birthmark between my eyebrows, which was regarded as a sacrifice by the villagers. In order to save me, my grandma made four marriage contracts for me. Unexpectedly, these four marriage contracts were both my life-saving umbrella and my life-saving talisman... 0Tickets9.1kClicks213Favorites
  4. The First Lady of the Yin Trade 第一女阴商 Endless Summer of the North北派无尽夏Modern Romance29k WordsOngoing I was blinded the moment I was born. The midwife, Granny Miao, said that I had laughed instead of crying when I came into the world. With my upturned eyes and boneless figure, I looked just like a fox spirit, a shameless little seductress destined to tempt men. She hurt me and slandered me, yet raised me with her own hands. Every year, on the night of my birthday, she would feel all over my body, as if searching for something, but never found it. Then, on my eighteenth birthday, she tried to mak 0Tickets65Clicks5Favorites