Miss Substitute, Kiss Me
Chapters: 80
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Marrying a grumpy and crippled CEO as a substitute for the daughter of her adoptive parents, Wendy only expected some respect. However, after she healed his legs, CEO became a clingy and gentle lover, got even with those who hurt her, and found her natural parents.
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Miss Substitute, Kiss Me
Marrying a grumpy and crippled CEO as a substitute for the daughter of her adoptive parents, Wendy only expected some respect. However, after she healed his legs, CEO became a clingy and gentle lover, got even with those who hurt her, and found her natural parents.
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My Substitute Lover
Everyone in the company knows the proud and aloof CEO, Alexander , harbors a deep love for a mysterious "Goddess" he never mentions. I, Emily Draco, am his secretary—but expected to serve him like to serve a king, even delivering a change of clothes for him and his lover on bed without complaint. Alexander believes he controls me, but what he doesn’t realize is that in my eyes, he’s merely a substitute for someone far more significant.
The Substitute Bride's Secret
After a plane crash, the legendary Miss Sutton transmigrates into Sophia, the Sutton family's discarded daughter. Bound by a promise, she returns home and is forced to marry Edward Sterling, the supposedly disabled man. In fact, Edward is not really crippled. He remains the heir and is searching for the legendary Miss Sutton.
From a Substitute Bride to His Cure
To cover her critically ill father's hospital bills, Evelyn Davis reluctantly married Mateo Sheen in her sister's stead. Rumor had it that he was visually impaired and eccentric. At first, they hated each other's guts. Yet gradually, Evelyn fell prey to his charm, and Mateo restored his sight thanks to her love and care.
Mysterious Stranger, Kiss Me Now
College student Pixie resolves to raise her baby alone after an unplanned pregnancy. Shockingly, the father is tycoon Evan, commanding CEO of Spark Group. He commandingly storms into her life, demanding involvement. Despite her initial resistance, he spoils her relentlessly, turning her world upside-down.
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Impoverished university student Haley’s father is killed by the Marquis' wife Zoe Janssen. Learning the Marquis’ return, Zoe needs a stand-in to hide her infertility, she finds Haley. Haley undergoes plastic surgery to resemble Zoe and enters the Marquis’ mansion. Skillfully navigating identity crises, Haley exposes the Janssen family's sins, falls in love with the Marquis, and becomes his true wife.
Reversible
For years, Violet Carter felt trapped in a loveless marriage with an alcoholic husband who never truly saw her as a partner. Everything changed one evening when she stumbled on her way home and was gently cared for by her boss, Billy Joel. That single moment awakened her longing for real love—and set her life on a new path.
Marry Me, Professor
Fated or Planned? As Elva faces a life-changing moment, a mysterious tip leads her to impulsively marry Seth. Shockingly, he then becomes her new university professor! Actually, Seth has secretly loved her for years. Through their whirlwind marriage, his charm and care gradually wins her heart.
I'm Drunk, Kiss Me!
After discovering Rose Lark wasn’t their biological daughter, the Hills kicked her out, taking Mary Hill in. Betrayed by her childhood sweetheart, James Knoll, Rose hit rock bottom. She ended up in a compromising situation with Henry Bach, who’d loved her secretly for years. He later schemed to marry her.
