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  1. Silent as the Tang Brothers 棠棣之默 Modern Romance313k WordsCompleted At 32, Gu Huaiqin is one of the youngest powerful figures in politics, a deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, and the carefully groomed heir to three generations of the Gu family. At 25, Shen Qingyan comes from a family of diplomats. Having returned from studying abroad, she is an art curator, radiant as a crabapple blossom in April. Their families have been close for generations and arrange their marriage. Before the wedding, they have met only three times. On thei 2.1kReads8.2Score218Shelves
  2. Northbound Home, Southbound Journey 北归南途 Modern Romance113k WordsCompleted Beiyuan, a cool and aloof translator at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, vs. Nansheng, a squadron leader and air force pilot A bird and a cicada cross paths, and two souls are drawn to each other. “I request permanent clearance to enter your airspace!” 136Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Ashes Over Jiangnan 烬江南 Mystery132k WordsOngoing “The twenty-first day of the third month, in the year Guiwei. Rain. Back in Guiyun Prefecture. Tangtang stood beneath the covered walkway, dressed in the pale blue of sky and water. We had not seen each other for eight years. She was no longer a little girl. She called me ‘Brother Qingyan,’ her voice just as it had been in childhood, though her eyes darted away. I knew why. Three days ago, I received Mr. Shen’s final letter: ‘Huai Jin, our promise is void. Do not let Tangtang know. Let her marry 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Promise of Jin Heng 锦蘅之约 Modern Romance41k WordsOngoing Shen Yanzhi's mother arranged a blind date for him with the daughter of the Cheng family. When he agreed, all he thought was, “There’s no harm in meeting her.” But when the door opened and he saw the face he had kept in his memory for ten years... He froze for a second. Just one second. It was her. The girl holding a portfolio of paintings outside the library on that rainy day. The girl he had watched for an entire year, then quietly kept an eye on for nine more. He lifted his teacup to hide tha 3Reads—Score—Shelves