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  1. The Blood of Youth: The Great Jianghu 少年歌行:大江湖 Anime Fanfiction535k WordsCompleted The young heroes' passionate journey through the martial world continues... The Great Martial World follows the scenes and storylines of the TV series, while filling in many moments and stories that readers have long wanted to see but that were never fully told in The Blood of Youth. Here you'll find the young heroes attending the Heroes' Banquet, searching for a sword, and making names for themselves; their romances, the deep bonds between them, and of course the feuds between their families a 1.4kReads7.2Score104Shelves
  2. The Boy Who Grew Wings 少年化羽 Eastern Fantasy207k WordsOngoing A heartfelt tale of a young hero in the martial world. New to the martial world, the young man asks to be called Young Master. His heart is full of dreams, but he has not forgotten his responsibilities. Meanwhile, two other young men set out from different places. One sword commands nine Azure Dragons; one sword, a peachwood mountain. At the summit of Cangxu, they shatter formations and reshape the world. What paths will this pair of young men take through life? What stories lie behind them? Wha 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Face That Draws Them In 招人颜 Modern Romance97k WordsOngoing This is my short drama script, everyone! Big viewers and little viewers, don’t pass by without taking a look! [A lighthearted, lively, clever little fairy outsmarts all sorts of people in everyday life. A series of fun short stories, full of hardship, effort, wisdom, everyday life, and growth, with a little of you and a little of me!] You three tigresses, come on, hit me… I won’t scam you for damages! I’m not a tenacious little cockroach. I’m a little ladybug, the Little Ladybug of Seven Cities! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Girl Who Wouldn't Listen 不听女孩 Modern Romance92k WordsOngoing “Be good. Listen, all right?” From childhood, we're told to be good girls, to listen to our mothers, our teachers, and the adults around us... But in real life, do we really have to become girls who always do as they're told? This book tells the story of a girl and the many positive, uplifting experiences that shape her as she grows up. I hope it will offer girls everywhere a chance to share in her journey and find strength. The story begins with the concrete, everyday steps of a girl's gro —Reads—Score—Shelves