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Books by 妙蓁
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I Spent Three Years Loving You, and Five Learning to Love Myself 我用三年来爱你，用五年来爱自己
Shen Qianxun was Fu Shenhan’s stand-in for three years. In that time, she memorized all his habits: coffee without sugar, shirts ironed three times, and an umbrella ready in advance whenever it rained. For three years, she never asked whether, when he looked at her, he saw her or the beauty mark beneath her eye, the same one his white moonlight had. For three years, she filled three diaries with his likes and dislikes, his habits, and every word he had ever said to her. In the third year, his
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Transmigrated to the 1990s, I Explode in Silence 穿越九零，我在沉默中爆发
Before transmigrating, Wen Ning was an unknown, unremarkable person who died of cancer in silence. After transmigrating, she wants to let loose, take her parents away from their hometown, buy them a house and a car, and achieve a life of lying flat. Hey, childhood friend, why are you following me? Childhood friend: I’m not after anything. I just want to lie flat with you.
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Stand in Your Own Place 站自己的位
After her career and dignity both collapse, an actress whom the industry has pigeonholed and forgotten fights back by choosing to become a director. She endures a chain of blows: funding dries up, public opinion turns against her, and cinemas blacklist her. With a “non-mainstream” film and a nationwide, audience-driven online preview campaign, she fights her way from the margins to the heart of the industry. In the end, she goes beyond revenge and becomes the one who redefines the rules.
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A Villain for a Hundred Lifetimes, Hoping to Be a Good Person This Time 百世恶人，此生想做个好人
The great demonic cultivator Li Chen is reborn as a handyman in the Qingyun Sect. Carrying the memories of a hundred lifetimes as a villain, he resolves to do good and atone for his sins. Yet every kind deed he does is wildly misinterpreted by the entire sect as part of some unfathomably brilliant scheme. The more he explains, the more people think he is humble; the more he keeps a low profile, the more they are convinced he is a hidden master. And so begins a cultivation comedy born of one misu
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