Faloo catalogue
Books by 苍野
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From the Faloo books we index, matched on the author's name.
- Holding You in the Starry River You Left Behind 拥你遗落星河 He really did write Ning Yue'an a 10,000-word love letter. It began like this: "Beneath the endless starry sky, there are countless stars. But I only want to pluck the one that belongs to me, hold it in my hands, clasp it tight against my chest, and keep it hidden in my heart so no one else can find it. That's all." But Lin Yue'an burst into a wicked laugh. She truly couldn't imagine someone like Jiang Ye writing such a cheesy line. Then she thought of the love letter she'd written last night an 1.2MReads88Flowers0Tickets
- He Sank into the Summer Fireflies 他沉落在夏日萤火 Song Ying and Fu Jiayu have finally fallen in love, but she gradually realizes that Fu Jiayu has been fighting hard to keep going all along. He lives in darkness, and she wants to save him and bring him into the light. Fu Jiayu longs for redemption, too. He has struggled in the darkness for seven years. He has thought about giving up, but he still has sins to atone for... "Song Ying, that summer when I met you, I felt like I'd finally caught a firefly by the tail. Maybe, in that moment, I saved 782.7kReads124Flowers0Tickets
- The Wind Lives in the Clouds 风居住在云里 Do you ever think back to your childhood? The memories of childhood are like the wind, impossible to hold on to. But the ripples it leaves behind seem to echo over and over, reminding us of the regret of not holding on to memories before they faded. The gears of time keep turning. Those memories aren't as vivid and lively anymore, and I've almost forgotten so many people and so many things. Back then, I lived among the clouds. But then the clouds scattered, and the wind had to leave too. This no 607.5kReads130Flowers0Tickets
- The Moon over Kun Yue Does Not Shine on Qianjiang 昆月不照黔江月 However bright the moon over Kunlun, it cannot pierce the night over Qianjiang. However fierce the winds of Nanjiang, they cannot disperse the mist over the Qianling Mountains. His roots lie in the Gobi; her soul belongs to the mountains. Between their two great mountains lies a chasm of fate that cannot be crossed. When the sandstorm urges him to return, when the waters of Qianjiang carry her longing, and the damp mist of the rainy season still lingers, the mountains are high and the waters far 540.6kReads133Flowers0Tickets