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Guidance to Love (Original Title: Orion Love)
A young man and woman who were childhood sweethearts were beaten with sticks when they first fell in love. They were separated from each other. They both shed tears and traveled through time and space to watch. Frost dyed hair on the temples. The big banyan tree that promised love at that time testified and reiterated the oath: if there is no afterlife, then I will go to the underworld to renew my true love... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincide
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Kidnapping of Love (Short Story)
Xia Shi, who graduated from an art college, was assigned to teach in a remote middle school in a Dong autonomous county. On the day he took office, he happened to meet Baolian, the Dong aunt who had been his model when he was sketching in G City last year, at a deep mountain ferry. A few days later, during the Mid-Autumn Festival, he was kidnapped by Baolian and her grandfather... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitate
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Madman Anecdote
Brother Geng, who was born in two thunderstorms and was hailed as an alien descended to earth, was a classmate and co-worker of the same clan in the same village. After the two became officials, why did Brother Geng first poison two of his subordinates, Du Mute, and then after he climbed to the position of director, he also poisoned Brother Geng? Brother Geng has always been submissive, so why did he rise up later to expose Brother Geng's vicious crimes and expose his lunatic face to the world?
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Peach Blossom Water Peach Blossom Love (Short Story Review)
Two neighbors, a man and a widow, you help me, it's just human nature. Unexpectedly, love is like a thread, and as time goes by, sparks emerge... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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