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Books by 圭鸢
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After Marriage, the Actress Spoils Me Like a Little Kid 婚后，影后把我宠成小朋友
Shen Zhiyuan’s greatest fixation in life is Su Yangui, the aloof, dazzling Best Actress standing on the awards podium. She has followed her for five years and loved her in secret for five years, believing it was nothing more than gazing up at a star too far away to reach. Then, during one encounter, the Best Actress shields her and says softly: “Don’t be afraid. I’m here.” Only then does she realize that the seemingly cold and abstinent actress has kept five years’ worth of tenderness in her hea
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Summer Cicadas and a Letter 夏蝉与信
The Summer Cicada and the Letter
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After My Family Was Wiped Out, I Fell in Love with My Enemy's Daughter 灭门后，我和仇人之女相爱了
After losing her family, she became the fiercest avenger. And she was the daughter of her enemy, as well as the weakness she had hidden in her heart for half a lifetime. She broke with her in public, each word striking like a blade: "Shen Qingci, you and I are mortal enemies." Forced into marriage, she shed tears beneath her bridal veil, her heart turned to ash. High walls could not keep them from longing for each other, and the truth could not untangle love from hate. Only when death was close
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Chronicles of Mountains and Rivers: Tracing the Thousand-Year Post Road 山河纪：千年驿路寻踪录
The Chronicle of Mountains and Rivers: Tracing the Thousand-Year Roads is a tale of cultural heritage, told through the mountains and rivers of China and written across a thousand years of history. In the third year of the Taiping era under the Great Jing, Shen Yanzhi, a scholar from a family that has served for generations as custodians of historical and geographical records, makes an unexpected discovery in an old palace text: half of a bronze Mountains and Rivers tally. Seeking his missing gr
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I Know Your Heart and Give You All My Love 知你心意予你深情
Everyone says Shen Zhiyi is withdrawn and strange, and that he isn’t good enough for Lu Wanfeng. Only he knows the truth: it’s not that he doesn’t love him. He’s afraid to. He’s afraid of gossip, afraid of holding him back, afraid of dragging him into the mud. So he hides. He runs. He says every hurtful thing he can think of. But Lu Wanfeng refuses to give up. “If you’re scared, I’ll wait. If you don’t dare, I’ll make the first move.” With nowhere left to run, he finally understands: This
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