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Books by 哲夏微凉
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Long Breakups Lead to Breakups, Long Unions Lead to Unions 分久必分，合久必合
Is first love always the sweetest, and an ex always the best? Not necessarily! Is being single the high life, and your current partner just not good enough? Who knows! Love is always full of breakups and reconciliations. But there's another saying: a good horse never eats the grass behind it. What you can't have isn't necessarily the best; maybe it really just isn't meant for you. You have to learn to let go. No one can spend their whole life clinging to memories.
109Reads—Score—Shelves
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Why Shouldn’t I Throw My Weight Around? 我凭什么不嚣张？
Lan Ninghua was born into a respectable, wealthy family, but someone switched her at birth. Twenty years later, when she returns to the Lan family, everyone expects her to be timid and walk on eggshells. But she refuses. At long last, her dream has come true: she's a young heiress now, and she can be as cocky and domineering as she likes. Anyone who can't stand her had better get out of her way, unless they want to become the target of her verbal bombardment. Fortunately, Leng Xuanshu knows whic
82Reads—Score—Shelves
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Good People Will Find Love in the End 善良的人终会被爱
Who else but Tong Shu would get stood up on the day they were supposed to register their marriage? But it’s fine. When one door closes, another opens. Ah! No, no, no! I mean I’ll work hard and build myself a bright future.
51Reads—Score—Shelves
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So What If I Messed Up? I’m Destined for Great Fortune 错就错了，我的福气大着呢
When Yan Luoyu returned from studying abroad, everything had changed. Her parents belonged to someone else, she was the impostor, and her fiancé could barely be bothered with her. But then she met the man who had been waiting for her all these years: Yin Mengyun. At twenty-two, Yan Luoyu finally fell in love and tasted its sweetness. Yan Luoyu was born lucky and was always a cheerful optimist. Her adoptive parents were fabulously wealthy, and it turned out her biological parents weren’t doing to
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