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I Won a Lottery: Marrying the CEO
Author: Baby Piggie
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Gu Xia, known as the Red Monster, had always been the quirkiest one among women. She had an extraordinary personality, exceptional job, and magic touch. Loving to play the fool to catch the wise, she had been causing chaos everywhere since her youth. One day, she was suddenly whisked away and married by a man called "Little Fox," thinking she would just swindle some money from this supposedly foolish son of a landlord. Little did she know, this son was not only smart, but he also deeply imprinted her with a 'Little Fox' of his own. This trick turned into a lifetime, leaving her with a heart so consumed and soul so corrupted she had nowhere to escape. The story features strong leads, both male and female, delivers a deadly dose of sweetness, and is a hilariously heartwarming tale of pampering! Also, highly recommended is the completed hit novel by Pigpig, "Youth Begins with Meeting Him."
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Redeeming The Golden Ticket To Life

WPC #13 Silver Tier Winner Elizabeth was an elite agent in the prestigious futuristic civilisation called ‘Star Time System’. Until a mission took her life. Everything turned upside down as … She got reincarnated in her past life as Bai Chang. Bai Chang woke up after being three long years in a coma. What greets her is a new life in human’s past civilisation in the 21st century. Bai Chang’s path entangles with a certain CEO because of some accident in the past. While our CEO, Hu Qiang, wants to be a part of Bai Chang’s life as, she is his wife and mother of his child, Xiao Wei. Come along all of you readers and join us in together for a roller-coaster ride called ‘Life’. **** Excerpt-1 Hu Qiang to Bai Chang "Ms Shui Bai Chang I would love to admire you and spoil you and with your due permission would like to date you and fall in love with you. Are you interested?" I was scared inside my head as I waited on my knees for her answer. It seemed like an eternity passed. **** Excerpt-2 Qiang: Why are you throwing me under the bus, in front of your grandparents? Xiao Wei: Because I want to. Qiang: What made you mad? Xiao Wei: You. Qiang: What did I do? Xiao Wei: You stole Mamma from me, for a whole night. Qiang: When? Xiao Wei: After the 'Runway' event. I couldn't find my mother. Qiang: I took your mother on a date. Xiao Wei: You did not inform me. Qiang: (He looks surprised. ) Xiao Wei: (While he looks absolutely unconcerned.) ***** Chapter updates- 7chs/week Update time- 3:00 a.m. GMT+8 Cover credit- all pictures are from the individual artist and their respective sources. Edit courtesy- the poor author herself. Contribute more to the book so that this author can commission an artist.

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