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Books by 南陌陌
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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Jia Xiao: A Dream Come True 伽小：圆梦
A KaiLiu fanfic [Jialuo × Xiaoxin] “I trust you.” “Then I’ll have the courage to overcome any hardship.” “No matter how long it takes or where you are, I’ll wait for you to come back...” “This time, I’ll help you make up for your regrets.” Not long after Jialuo returned to A-Xiao’s side following the explosion at 4451, the two transmigrated to Adeli Star, two months before its destruction, while on a mission. To stop the tragedy from happening again and prevent Adeli Star from becoming a regret,
382Reads8.4Score100Shelves
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Jia Xiao: A Heart as Still as Water 伽小：心如止水
Kai Lian fanfiction [Galo x Xiaoxin] “Boss, could you tell my fortune?” “Where exactly is my beloved...?” “Life rarely lets us have it all. Only you know what each gain or loss means to you.” “Galo, after you listen to ‘Tong Hua Shun,’ everything will go smoothly.” “Didn’t you say everything would go smoothly after I listened to it? Why does it hurt more and more...?” “People can be erased by time, but memories can’t.” When Galo was twenty, Xiaoxin’s memories were erased during a mission, and he
218Reads—Score102Shelves
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Jia Xiao: A Match Made in Heaven 伽小：天作之合
A KaiLian fanfic featuring Jia Luo × Xiao Xin School life "Even kites must fall someday" "But we don't need an ending" "Through every twist and turn, you still remain in my world" "I remember every sleepless night of longing" "I remember every moment we parted" "I remember everything about you" "That's how I love you" "Please, don't ever doubt it"
65Reads—Score—Shelves
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Jia Xiao: Three Thousand Guests and Fourteen Provinces 伽小：三千客与十四州
A cultivation-themed spin-off of Happy Heroes. Jialuo (a gifted young man + bold and spirited + a protective master) x Xiaoxin (an aloof beauty + a cool, taciturn disciple) “The wholehearted devotion of a reckless twenty-year-old boy is the glow in the other person's years, and a star that lights up the sky.” - “The clumsy, impulsive affection of a seventeen-year-old boy, held back by nothing, is the mark they leave on each other's youth, and a gentle evening breeze that eases their unease.” “Fl
15Reads—Score—Shelves