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Stepmother to the Third Protagonist by pasoaresr
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Yang Liu wakes up inside a novel as the stepmother of the third male lead-a character who is barely mentioned at the beginning and only appears again at the end, when she marries and eventually divorces his father. But Yang Liu has no intention of following the original plot. Strong, witty, and determined to enjoy life, all she wants is to stop working, spend money, and live freely. And now that she's been handed a wealthy husband and a son, she's more than happy to embrace her new role. Her husband, the thirty-five-year-old father of the third male lead, is wealthy, mature, refined-and has never been in love before. Yang Liu doesn't care about romance or the original storyline. As long as she has money, freedom, and a comfortable life, she's satisfied. After all, if becoming a stepmother comes with a handsome husband and a fortune to spend, why not enjoy it? She'll do whatever she wants. And this time, she's determined to live the life she never had before.
Marry the Ex-Boyfriend's Father by TheGirlWhoLoveBL
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The legendary fortune teller Ji Lanchuan, who could predict the future with uncanny accuracy, died. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself as the cannon fodder protagonist in a BL novel. Aside from his breathtaking beauty, Ji Lanchuan had nothing. In the rigidly structured mansion of a wealthy family, he was the powerless, helpless, and scheming little white lotus destined to be kicked out. Ji Lanchuan, the master of divination and familiar with the plot: Oh wow, interesting. And so, everyone noticed that Qin's eldest son's pretty little lover had changed; he now wielded his beauty and shone brightly. A year later. His ex-boyfriend knelt on one knee. "Lanchuan, let's get back together." Ji Lanchuan pulled his current boyfriend's hand. "Sorry, call me Dad."