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Green Hair on the Island Awaits Old Friends
Three years after the end of the Great Yongxuan War, Su Weiling, the former sharp blade on the battlefield, turned into a writing spirit girl, traveling across the mountains and rivers to write thousands of lovesicknesses, just to find the young commander Shen Yanzhou who was rumored to have died in the battle. Following the clues, she went to Wangyou Island, which is isolated from the world. While writing family letters for a terminally ill orphan child and understanding the regrets of the worl
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Remaining Old in Misty Rain
In Suzhou, Jiangnan in the Northern Song Dynasty, Su Wanjin, a concubine who was suffering from cold syndrome and destined not to survive until the age of twenty-five, deliberately closed her heart and lived alone. The frustrated, world-weary scholar Shen Yanci reunited with her, and the two people who were trapped in darkness healed each other and fell in love with each other. But as her life was approaching, she was afraid of breaking up and pushed him away many times, and finally the two chos
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Shen Shanhai
In the autumn of the eleventh year of Dazhong, the censor's daughter Su Mingzhan was convicted because of her father's outspoken remonstrance, and the whole family was demoted to the isolated and desolate Wanghai Town in eastern Zhejiang. Trapped between the mountains and the sea, she encounters Lu Shiyue, a young man who has guarded Haiyue Temple for generations and is bound by fate. During the lonely years, the two comforted each other and fell in love with each other, but they were severely t
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Unsolved Case in Huangtang
During the Wanli period, murders of women occurred one after another in remote river towns. The county police chief and the new prison officer teamed up to investigate the case. The countryside is thick with fog, clues are broken repeatedly, and suspects repeatedly overturn their testimonies. Every time they get closer to the truth, a new murder will occur. One of the two is accustomed to relying on local experience to solve cases, and the other is good at legal autopsy deductions. Their concept
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