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Spring Snow Indefinitely
The day she first met him, a silent snow fell in her heart. From then on, seventeen years, 6211 days and nights, a grand and silent one-man show. She remembered his taste, engraved his name on her heart, held up cakes that he had not tasted eight times, and stepped into Wuhan, which she regarded as her hometown, countless times, but she never encountered the corner of fate; she never had the luck to meet; her affection was like the gilded hair flowing in the sun, only daring to twinkle in the fa
2.4MReads871Flowers—Tickets
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Warm Sun
In that small port in midsummer, when they first met, she became his light. Unfortunately, their secret love failed, and she left... Six years later, they met again due to fate... She did not recognize him, but he did miss her every day, and he did not intend to let her go, because in that small port in midsummer, she became the light of his life... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
429.5kReads236Flowers—Tickets
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Sichuan Enters Lingxin
On the campus of youth, there is an emotion that blooms quietly, that is, two-way secret love. This is a story about Shen Chenchuan and Ling Xinhan. Shen Chenchuan is a taciturn boy with excellent grades. His world is filled with the aroma of books and profound thoughts. Ling Xinhan, on the other hand, is the girl who always has a warm smile. Her presence always brings sunshine to the people around her. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental a
207.6kReads77Flowers—Tickets
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Small Island
Her confused future, after his arrival, his hand slightly touched her white paper, but it left a deep imprint on her life, so she left his name - Lu Yu on the spotless white paper, and her future trajectory also intersected with his. She collided with her and sparked, looking at Xiaoxiao Luyu. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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