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  2. Sweet Wife from a Prestigious Family: Behave, CEO, or We're Done Modern Romance427k WordsCompleted Some things, once you turn away, are gone for a lifetime. In this love, you taught me how to let go, how to forget, and how to stop grieving. You taught me not to dwell on that beautiful ending, but to look back on the sweet moments after it was over. The things that draw you in always seem wonderful at first. When you do things right, no one remembers. When you make a mistake, even breathing feels wrong... From beginning to end, it feels like a whole lifetime. 0Tickets6.8kClicks34Favorites
  3. Addicted to His Spoiling: Cold-Faced Boss, Spare Me Modern Romance442k WordsCompleted He was a street thug, and she was a young nurse at the hospital. She saved him once, and he cherished her for the rest of her life... She was already weary of gambling on love, perhaps because she couldn't afford to lose everything. When love leaves, let it go, and give yourself a chance to move on, too! Who promised me love for lifetimes, only to betray me again and again? Who promised me a dream of splendor, only to leave me with empty joy? 0Tickets5.7kClicks38Favorites
  4. Bodyguard by Your Side: General, Please Behave Ancient Romance222k WordsCompleted In the twenty-first century, Cen Miao transmigrates onto a battlefield and is mistaken for a spy. General Cui Yan saves her, and with nowhere else to go, she becomes a servant in his estate. When others frame her, Cui Yan gives her a brutal beating. She remembers it all... and vows to get revenge! When my hair reaches my waist, will you return, General? I had hoped to roam freely with a noble heart, never imagining the land would be so bleak. We met at dawn's first light, and grew old together b 0Tickets3.5kClicks3Favorites