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Books by 吾孚
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The Three-Faced Prisoner 三面囚徒
Prison walls can't contain a triple personality. When she's gentle, she keeps her edge hidden. When she's violent, she scares the bullies away. When she's sharp-witted, she lays secret plans to turn the tables right under the guards' noses. The inmates here all have their own agendas, and the rules are a joke. But she uses her shifting personalities to fight for survival in a desperate situation. The wind rose again, carrying the sweet scent of mint candy, as if to say, "I'm leaving. Don't miss
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A Case of Unintended Consequences 无妄之局
The heroine, Shen Yan, was once a genius in criminal psychology. Clinically diagnosed with “high-functioning antisocial personality disorder,” she was framed five years ago in a serial murder case by her close friend and partner, Lin Zhou. Not only was she sent to prison, but her research was stolen, and her only family, her adoptive father, “accidentally” died in a fire after she was imprisoned. Now, released early on parole for “good behavior,” she presents herself as a “psychological assessor
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Deep-Sea Snow Lotus: Xue Fu’s Modern-Era Revenge 深海雪莲：雪孚的现代复仇录
After waking from a million years in the deep sea, Xue Fu comes ashore in the modern world, still nursing a grudge against her seven disciples for nibbling away her petals. First, though, she has to figure out how to survive: she mistakes a refrigerated display case for one of her kind, channels spiritual power into a shared bike, and ties fireworks to a broom to “fly on a sword,” blowing up a flowerpot! Once she tracks down her reincarnated enemy, the revenge gets even more ridiculous: she stru
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The World Beneath the Inkstone 砚底江山
In the thirtieth year of Yongding, on the day of Jingzhe, Tongzhou fell, and blood stained its stone streets. The twelve-year-old “boy” Shen Yanzhi crawled out from a heap of corpses, clutching half a charred military map in one hand, the cold light of two lifetimes reflected in her eyes. No one knew that this slight, androgynous “young man” carried the soul of someone from another world. Still less could anyone have imagined that this irreverent troublemaker, who drew city defenses in a ruined
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