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Urban Encounters
Author: sherly039
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A series of urban encounters—pure schoolgirls, beautiful teachers, mature housewives, glamorous female CEOs, and innocent young girls. This book is a harem novel.
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Forbidden Encounters

Di Mo owns half the world. Lily kills the other half, for the right price. He's the billionaire CEO everyone fears, the man who crushes empires before breakfast and makes grown men cry during board meetings. She's the assassin no one sees coming, the woman who can kill you with a hairpin and still make her 8 AM piano class. Their grandfathers made a deal sixty years ago: their grandchildren would marry, uniting two of the world's most powerful families. Seemed reasonable at the time. Less reasonable now that the groom runs a tech empire and the bride runs a body count. The arrangement? Marry for one year. Maintain appearances. Don't catch feelings. Absolutely don't fall in love. Simple enough, except Lily's last three targets were his business rivals (whoops), he's annoyingly attractive when he's threatening people, and their first kiss nearly burned down a five-star hotel. Also, someone's trying to kill them both. Which would be romantic if it wasn't so inconvenient. Now they're stuck playing house while dodging assassins, hiding bodies, and pretending they can't stand each other. But when you're married to a man who's more dangerous than your weapons dealer, and he's married to a woman who knows seventeen ways to kill him with a chopstick, "till death do us part" starts sounding less like a vow and more like a challenge. She's killed for less than love. He's destroyed empires for more. Together, they're either the world's deadliest power couple or the most expensive mistake their families ever made. Probably both.

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What are some great stories about positive casual encounters?
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2024-11-17 23:56
There was a story where two people met at a coffee shop by chance. They started chatting about books they both liked. They became friends and later traveled together to visit some of the places mentioned in those books. It was a very positive and friendly encounter that led to a great friendship.
Sharing old casual encounter stories: How do these encounters change your perspective?
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2024-11-26 09:16
They often make me realize how connected we all are. For example, that encounter in the coffee shop made me see that every person has a story related to their place. It broadened my view of small towns and their significance.
All encounters are first encounters
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2026-06-23 18:30
" All encounters are first encounters " had a philosophical meaning. From the literal meaning, it seemed to express that every encounter was as fresh and full of the unknown as the first time they met. Among the many examples that were referred to, such as Liu Yuxi and Bai Juyi's meeting in their later years, although they might have known each other before, when they met in Yangzhou, they opened a new great poet friendship. This could be seen as a new meeting, as if they had just met and built a new relationship and emotional connection. It was the same for Li Xiangjun and Hou Fangyu. Their first meeting was like a new arrangement of fate. Every time they met and reunited, it was full of variables and new emotions. It was like every time they met for the first time, there were endless possibilities. This statement might imply that people should maintain a sense of novelty, respect, and anticipation in their interpersonal relationships. "Coincidentally, Love Is Parting" is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
All encounters are fated encounters
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2026-06-21 20:47
" All encounters are fated." This view had a strong sense of fatalism. From a philosophical and cultural point of view, predestination holds that human fate is predetermined by some supernatural force, as expressed in the religious or philosophical ideas of many cultures. Such a theme often appeared in literature, movies, and other works. For example, in some stories about reincarnation or destiny, the encounter between characters seemed to be accidental, but in fact, it was pulled by an invisible force, as if it was destined. This could be the fate of the previous life extending into this life, or some kind of grand destiny plan that allowed different individuals to meet at a specific time and space, thus triggering a series of story developments. It could be love, friendship, or entanglement between old enemies. In real life, some people would have similar feelings. After experiencing some special encounters or coincidences, they would think that this was fate. However, from a scientific point of view, there was no evidence to prove that fate was pre-set. Many so-called " fated encounters " might be based on probability, social networks, and human psychology. For example, in social situations, people with similar interests or life backgrounds were more likely to meet. When such encounters brought about a deep emotional experience or a life-changing event, people were more likely to attribute it to fate. "Coincidentally, Love Is Parting" is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
A lifetime of encounters
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2026-07-05 10:45
" Marriage of the World " was an ancient romance novel that Yi Qian had rewritten. This was a story of generations of marriage. The male and female protagonists reconnected after their rebirth. The rebirth of the female protagonist was not for revenge, but to avoid tragedy and make more people happy. The male protagonist was ordinary but hardworking, while the female protagonist was imperfect but dutiful. Their feelings were suppressed and delicate, from conflicting to heart-to-heart. This book was well written, the plot was good, and it was deep. The emotional transition was natural, and the characters were distinct. Different from the common rebirth novels, the female protagonist did not kill everyone, nor was she omniscient and omnipotent. Rebirth literature was mostly about revenge and abuse, but it had its own way. Its reading list was not bad. Although some people felt that the male and female protagonists were not likable, the overall rebirth story was written in detail. Moreover, this book was suitable to be read with a calm heart. It was Yi Qianchong's pinnacle work, and it was a classic in otaku novels. The recommendation index was four stars. Those who liked rebirth novels could take a look. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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