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Books by 南小钰
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Others Aim for Top Universities After a Breakup, but I Just Sleep 别人失恋冲名校，我失恋就睡大觉
#First Person #Realistic High School #Light and Sweet with a Hint of Bitterness This episode, called youth, has no triumphant comeback. There's only the brutal pressure of getting into college, and me, forever unable to learn how to love someone.
3.5kReads—Score212Shelves
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Only You Have Seen the Other Me 只有你见过另一个我
(This is a very serious book.) (Let time decide its rating.) I never imagined my secret would be exposed in such a mortifying way... This is an absurd tale about a “secret” discovered by my deskmate, and a journey of self-discovery and youthful heartbeats.
160Reads8.2Score194Shelves
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Cross-Dressing Life at University 大学里的女装生活
#Sweet Romance##No System##Campus# My journey with cross-dressing. I’m sharing my experience, and I hope everyone can be brave enough to do what they want. If you like something, you like it. You don’t need a reason. #TrueStory#
17Reads—Score—Shelves
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My Second Identity: A Cross-Dressing Travel Diary 我的第二重身份之女装旅行日记
Using the excuse that she wants to go out and see the world, she takes the savings she earned working like a pack mule and sets off on a cross-dressing journey all her own. Everyone should be brave for themselves at least once, to escape confusion and seek their truest self. This isn't about novelty. It's a quiet journey of self-discovery. There are no answers on the road. The road itself is full of answers. You have to venture out first to find your way closer to yourself.
6Reads—Score—Shelves
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Sis! Don’t Make Me Wear Women’s Clothes to Do This! 姐姐！别让我穿女装做这些事！
Do what you want and be happy. You don’t have to care what other people think. I used to think every single thing that happened was a huge deal, but looking back now, none of it really mattered.
5Reads—Score—Shelves
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Gaming Buddy! The Boss Says He'll Leave a Bad Review If I Don't Cross-Dress 陪玩！老板说不穿女装就给差评
When I put on the soft wig, I never imagined that this "dress-up game" I was keeping secret from everyone would completely turn my life upside down. Every nightfall, I slip into a pretty little dress and transform into a sweet, gentle "gamer girl." In the online world, I make warmhearted friends and find genuine companionship. In this new identity, I experience entirely different gazes and kindness. But if this secret is exposed, will I be met with acceptance or criticism? As my life in women's
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