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Master Mo, Your Wife’s Multiple Identities Are Online Again

Master Mo, Your Wife’s Multiple Identities Are Online Again

In her previous life, Su Nuan was set up by her lover and sister, and died tragically in prison. When she woke up, she had been reborn to a time before all the tragedies had happened. At her birthday party, her sister found some kidnappers kidnaping her, trying to destroy her innocence and get her kicked out of the house. Not only did Su Nuan mess up her sister’s plan, but she also dealt with all the kidnappers. She also rescued Mo Ting, the most powerful and handsome man in City A. To stay away from her cruel sister and hypocritical scumbag of a lover, she relentlessly clung to Mo Ting. “Uncle, for my poor sake, please help me. I’ll do anything you want.”Mo Ting: “A contract marriage for three years. I’ll give you everything you want during that time!” At first, Mo Ting thought Su Nuan was just a poor little girl who had been driven out of her home, so he helped her. He was also using her to appease his family’s elders as they had been harping on him to get married. Later, his assistant came to report, “The principal of City A’s university is here. He wants your approval for your wife to participate in the international competition.”Mo Ting: “...Wasn’t Xiao Nuan a hopeless student?”Assistant: “Sir, Madam has blown up! The entire internet is kneeling and begging her to debut in the competition!”Mo Ting: “...When did she become so versatile?” Later, the assistant reported again: “Sir, someone from the National Medical Academy is here. They say they won’t leave if they can’t invite Madam to make an appearance!” Mo Ting: “...I must be dreaming. Go out and come in again. Let’s start over!”
General
370 Chs
CRUSH KITA ALAM MO BA {Book 1} (COMPLETED)

CRUSH KITA ALAM MO BA {Book 1} (COMPLETED)

"Bamby!.." kahit sobrang basa na ako. Nilalamig na dahil kanina pa ako sa ilalim ng malakas na ulan. Nakaya ko pa ring tumayo at harapin ang taong tumawag saking pangalan. Hindi Bamby ang tawag nya sakin eh. Babe!. Bakit biglang nagbago?. Halos hindi ko na sya maaninag. Hapon na kasi kung kaya't madilim na ang paligid. Epekto ng malakas na ulan. Kinuyom ko ang palad nang matanaw kong palapit sya sakin. "Dyan ka lang!.." nanginginig kong sambit. Nag-init muli ang gilid ng mata ko. Hindi ko na kailangan pang magpanggap na hindi umiiyak dahil hindi naman iyon halata sa lakas ng ulan. Para ngang nakikisama sakin ang panahon. Nagdadalamhati rin sa unang pagkabigo ko. Dinadamayan ako. Sinasabing, umiyak ka lang para di masakit. Pero tangina talaga! Kahit anong iyak ko. Masakit pa rin eh. Sobrang sakit ng puso kong makitang unti unting nawawala ang taong pinangarap ko. "Babe?.." basag na rin ang kanyang boses. Isang pulgada pa rin ang agwat naming dalawa. Ngunit sa layo naming iyon, ramdam ko pa rin ang hindi ko maintindihan na presensya nya. Ang gulo. O ako ngayon ang naguguluhan sa lahat. "Di mo naman sinabi sakin na, ang tindi pala ng sikat ng araw sa inyo.." Tumingin ako sa kawalan. Natatawa. Baliw na yata ako. Pinunasan ko ang luhang naglandas saking pisngi. Di pa nga ata luha iyon eh. Kundi tubig ulan. Ganun na ako kalito sa nangyayari. "Ang init nyo masyado.... nakakapaso.." Wala na akong pakialam kung hinde nya maintindihan ang sinabi ko. Ang gusto ko lang ngayon, ay sabihin lahat ng gusto ko... sa huling pagkakataon.. "Babe?.." muli. Gumawa sya ng limang hakbang pero hanggang doon nalang sya dahil ayokong lumapit pa sya. "Dyan ka lang!." mariin kong banta. Natigilan sya. Nagmamakaawa ang kanyang mga mata. Pulang pula na rin ang kanyang ilong. Tanda na umiiyak rin sya. Hell! Wala akong pakialam. "Nangako ka hindi ba?.." suminghot ako. Sa wakas, nagkaroon ng lakas ng loob na tumingin sa kanyang mata. "Nangako ka sa akin?." hindi sya tumango o umiling o kahit na ano. Pinanood nya lang akong humagulgol sa unang pagkakataon. Bumuhos ang luhang kanina ko pa ayaw pakawalan. Hindi ko na kaya. Ang hirap. "Kumapit ako doon.. pinaniwalaan ko..pero anong ginawa mo?.." nanghina ang tuhod ko dahilan para mapaupo ako. At... doon umiyak ng umiyak. "Hindi ko alam..." "Anong hindi mo alam huh?.. Jaden, naniwala ako sa'yo.. bakit mo iyon sinira?.." Hindi sya makapagsalita. Huminga ako ng malaim bago muling tumayo. "Anong pakiramdam huh, masarap ba syang humalik?.." "Bullshit!!." malutong nitong mura. "Hindi ko yun ginusto.." dagdag nya matapos ang ilan pang mura. "Hindi ginusto pero pumayag ka!?.." mahina ngunit madiin ko itong ipinahayag sa kanya. Konting konti nalang, sisigaw na ako. Konting salita pa Jaden. Isa na namang mura ang pinakawalan nya. "Kaya pala hindi mo magawang tugunan ang mga tawag at text ko dahil masyado kang abala.." "Bamby, tama na..." mahinahon nynag himig. Di ko sya pinakinggan. Nagpatuloy lamang ako. "Mas masarap nga naman sya kaysa sakin..." "Sinabi nang tama na!!!.." sa unang pagkakataon. Nakita ko kung paano sya magalit. Ramdam ko ang apoy na nag-aalab galing sa kanyang mata kahit malamig ang bawat patak ng ulan. Galit ang namutawi sa kanya. Wanna read more?. Add this story in your library and see for yourself! You'll loved it!. Please Like, Comment And Share! Thank you!. Keep safe y'all!!!
Teenager
303 Chs
HEAVEN'S OFFICIAL BLESSING (Mo Xiang Tong Xiu)

HEAVEN'S OFFICIAL BLESSING (Mo Xiang Tong Xiu)

Among the gods of the heavens, there was a famous laughing stock known throughout the three realms. Legend has it that eight hundred years ago, there was an ancient country within the Central Plains called Xian Le nation. The ancient nation of Xian Le had vast territory, abundant resources and content citizens. The country had four treasures: delicate beauties aplenty, thriving arts & literature, treasures of gold and jewels and last but not least, their renown Royal Highness the Crown Prince. This person, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince....you could say.... was a strange man. The Emperor and Empress considered him to be the apple of their eyes. They doted on him immensely and would often proudly proclaim: “In the future, my son will surely become a wise monarch, leaving a reputable impression for generations to come .” Yet, in the regards of what came with royalty, of riches, power and honor, the Crown Prince had no interest. What he was interested in, quoting the very words he often said to himself, was—— “I want to save the common folks!” The young prince cultivated in earnest. During this time, two short stories became widely circulated. . The first story occurred when he was seventeen years old. That year, the nation of Xian Le held a magnificent Offering to the Gods parade. Although this tradition had already been abandoned for numerous centuries, through surviving ancient texts and verbal stories, one could imagine the grandeur of the event.. Offering to the Gods day, Martial God Main Street. Both sides of the Main Street were overflowing with a sea of people. The aristocrats were seated on top of high buildings as they exchanged friendly chatter; while the imperial guards cleared the way with their impressive armours clinking. Young girls danced gracefully as their snow-white hands scattered flower petals like rain, filling the sky as far as the eye could see. It made people question whether the dancing maidens were more beautiful or the flowers themselves. Melodious notes sounded from within golden carriages and floated throughout the whole Imperial City. Behind honorable guards, sixteen white horses with golden bridles walked side-by-side as they pulled forward a magnificent platform. Located on top of the tall, magnificent platform was the focus of everyone’s attention, there stood the martial artist to perform a show to please the Gods. During the festive heavenly parade, the martial artist would adorn a golden mask, don splendid garments and wield a sword in one hand. He would perform the role of the first military deity in a millennium to have subdued demonic beasts——Martial God Heavenly Emperor Jun Wu. Being selected as the martial artist to perform such a show could be considered equivalent as to receiving the utmost honour, and thus the selection criteria was extremely strict. This year, the one who was chosen was none other than His Royal Highness the Crown Prince. The entire nation was convinced that he would surely be able to become the most marvellous martial artist to perform such a performance since the beginning of time. However, on that day, something unexpected occurred. During that time, the martial god on the magnificent stage was just about to land a killing blow on a demon. This was the most exciting scene, and thus the people on both sides of the Main Street were fired up with passion. The people on the city walls were also becoming more rowdy as they started outdoing each other in sticking their heads out to see, both struggling and shoving. Right at this moment, a young child fell from the top of the city gate tower. DISCLAIMER: This story is not mine, I did not wrote or own this, I really just want to share it to everybody. I am not the translator either. If you have means to support the author please do so. You can find this novel at novelusb.com PS. the cover photo are also not mine. Belongs to Mr. Google
Fantasy
267 Chs
I Wish Mo All the Best

I Wish Mo All the Best

Chen Qianmo, a successful businesswoman who is also a professional psychologist for criminals dies because of heart attack and gets reborn to the day when she is a 19-year-old bride. When she realizes that she has got a new chance to live on, she decides to make up for all the stupid mistakes she has made in her previous life - she cancels the wedding with the scumbag cheater Lin Xiang, who has lied to her and marries her only because he desires for her family’s properties. She also unites with her father whom she doesn’t understand in the previous life and becomes his lovely yet mature daughter that helps him solve both economic and love issues with her devoted aunt. Most importantly, she again meets the love of her life - Yu Changmo, an all-round young man who has money, look, and strong family background and who has had crush on her for years yet dares not to approach her because of his strange mental problem, one that only happens when he is talking to her. But not everything is wonderful even though Qianmo gets another chance to re-walk the path of her life – she has a hidden enemy that wishes her dead and she has a goal from previous life to achieve…With the help of Yu Changmo as well as her own excellent professional skills she acquires from the life earlier, they are combined into an invincible force and conquer all the possible barriers standing in their way. After all, they are a couple that are meant to be together whichever life they are in.
Urban
187 Chs
Mo Yan had never won the Mao Dun Literature Prize?
Mo Yan had never won the Mao Dun Literature Prize.
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2024-09-12 17:43
Mo Yan had never won the Mao Dun Literature Prize?
Mo Yan had never won the Mao Dun Literature Prize. The Mao Dun Literature Prize was awarded by China to reward outstanding achievements in Chinese novel creation. Mo Yan's representative works included " The Red Soroliang Family "," Big Breasts and Fat Buttocks ", and many other awards. He had won the Nobel Prize in Literature and the Mao Dun Prize in Literature. He was highly respected in the history of Chinese literature.
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2025-03-25 21:06
What works of Mo Yan have won the Mao Dun Literature Prize?
Mo Yan had won the Mao Dun Literature Prize, and his masterpiece was " Big Breasts and Fat Buttocks."
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2025-03-08 17:16
Wang hong cui dun dun snacks
Crisp Dun was an online snack. Its raw materials included oatmeal, coconut oil, sugar, and so on. When making, first prepare the raw materials, add the oatmeal into the egg white, sugar, and oil, and mix them evenly. Stir-fry them in a non-stick pan until they are crispy and slightly yellow. Add sugar to the dark chocolate (can be omitted) and melt them in water. Then add the fried oatmeal and nut preserved fruit. Find a round mold to flatten it and compress it. Put it in the freezer for 20 minutes. The yogurt was filtered to make the serum thicker like cheese. Then, matcha powder, cocoa powder, and strawberry powder were added and stirred evenly. Finally, they were assembled and wrapped in tin foil before being frozen for 30 minutes. It can also be made according to other formulas, such as 160g instant oats and 35g coconut oil.(50g butter chips can be added) Bake at 150°C for 20 minutes (turn over in the middle), 120g dark chocolate melted in water and mixed with the roasted oats. Cut it into a round shape with a disposable paper cup, spread out the silicon oil paper, and put in an appropriate amount of chocolate oats to compact. This amount can make six crispy buns.(12 pieces of chocolate oatmeal), then mix 100g of cream cheese, 10g of white sugar, and an appropriate amount of mellow yogurt evenly to make a sandwich, and squeeze it into the frozen chocolate oatmeal. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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2026-09-02 14:46
The difference between Qimen Dun Jia and Qimen Dun Jia
Imperial Order Qimen Dun Jia was a book published in 2011. Qimen Dun Jia was an ancient algebra. Imperial Order Qimen Dun Jia might be the result of compiling and compiling the knowledge related to Qimen Dun Jia into a book. Qimen Dun Jia was a system of algebra that included many concepts such as the Eight Gates. It was a national secret in ancient times and was known as the art of emperors. In history, Zhuge Liang, Yuan Tiangang, Liu Bowen, and other people were proficient in this art. After the Qing Dynasty, a series of Qimen books represented by the Imperial Qimen Dun Jia were included in the National Library for the world to read. The Imperial Qimen Dun Jia might reflect part of the Qimen Dun Jia to a certain extent, but the scope of Qimen Dun Jia was broader, including its historical development, various schools, many theories and practices, and so on. The Imperial Qimen Dun Jia was only a specific form of presentation of Qimen Dun Jia related knowledge, which might include the author's specific interpretation and arrangement of Qimen Dun Jia. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
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2026-06-23 11:23
Was Mo Yan on the same level as Ba Jin, Mao Dun, and Lao She? Or is his status lower?
Mo Yan, Ba Jin, Mao Dun, and Lao She were all famous in the history of Chinese literature and were considered to be on the same level. All of these had made important contributions to the development of Chinese literature. Mo Yan and Ba Jin were both winners of the Nobel Prize in Literature. Their literary works had a unique literary style and expressiveness, which was widely praised and recognized. Mao Dun's literary works focused on social reality and class struggle, showing profound thoughts and insight into human nature. Lao She's literary works had a strong national style and cultural heritage, and was regarded as one of the founders of modern Chinese literature. Therefore, from these aspects, Mo Yan was on the same level as Ba Jin, Mao Dun, and Lao She. They all had an important position and influence in the history of Chinese literature.
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2025-03-09 17:58
Introduction to Mao Dun
Mao Dun (December 12, 1896-September 22, 1971), formerly known as Mao Dun, was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. He was a famous modern Chinese literary critic, ideologist, and revolutionary. Mao Dun was the most famous writer in the 20th century and also the most influential and powerful in the history of modern Chinese literature. His works deeply reflect the fate and suffering of Chinese society and people, and at the same time, explore the profound theme of human nature, love, family, friendship, morality and so on. Mao Dun's representative works include The First Incense, Spring Silkworm, Corrosion, Border Town, Midnight, Canopy Collection, etc. Midnight is considered a classic in the history of modern Chinese literature. His works were translated into many languages and enjoyed a high reputation at home and abroad. Mao Dun had won many literary awards, including the Nobel Prize in Literature, and was known as the founder of modern Chinese literature.
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2024-09-15 12:45
Introduction to Mao Dun
Mao Dun (1896 - 1971), formerly known as Mao Dun, was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. He was famous in modern China, a literary critic, a cultural critic, and a philosopher. Mao Dun was one of the most important figures in the 20th century's Chinese literary world and was hailed as the "Master of Modern Chinese Literature". Mao Dun's literary creation involved novels, essays, poems, plays, movies, and many other fields. His works had unique styles and profound thoughts, and he was known as "one of the founders of modern Chinese literature." His representative works include Midnight, Spring Silkworm, Pursuit, Teahouse, etc. Mao Dun was also one of the important figures in the history of modern Chinese culture. He had a deep understanding and reflection on the fields of culture, art, education, etc. He put forward many important theoretical thoughts and views, such as the "New Culture Movement" and "New Culturalism". Mao Dun died in 1971 at the age of 82. The works and theories he left behind had a profound impact on modern Chinese culture and art.
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2024-09-15 16:47
Mao Dun is Disillusioned
Mao Dun's Disillusionment was one of the Mao Dun Literature Prize's awards for outstanding achievements in literary creation. Mao Dun's disillusionment refers to the use of fictional stories and characters to show a profound philosophy of life and thinking, so that readers can feel a unique literary experience. This award was one of the most important awards for Chinese literary creation. Mao Dun's Disillusionment was an important literary award awarded to those who had shown outstanding achievements in literary creation and helped to encourage and promote Chinese literary creation.
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2024-09-23 01:30
Introduction to Mao Dun
Mao Dun (December 12, 1896-September 22, 1971) was a famous modern, ideologist and social actician in China. His representative works were On contradiction and On Practice, which had a profound influence on Chinese literature and ideology. Mao Dun was also one of the founders of modern Chinese literature and was hailed as "one of the founders of modern Chinese literature" and "an important figure in the history of modern Chinese thought". Mao Dun was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. He studied in Japan in his early years and received the influence of Western culture. After returning to China, he made great achievements in literature, politics, philosophy and many other fields. He was one of the pioneers of China's democratic revolution. His representative works included novels such as Midnight, Spring Silkworm, and other essays such as On contradiction, On Practice, and other poems such as Prophecy. Mao Dun's works deeply reflected the dark side of Chinese society and the suffering of the people, which had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature and thought.
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2024-09-11 19:22
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