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Books by 小钳子
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Love After All This Time 好久不见下的喜欢
I lent the courage of my twenty-eight-year-old self to the eighteen-year-old me, and shouted to the person in my memories, “I owed you a few words. This time, I’ll say them all: Long time no see. (I like you.)” He froze for a few seconds, then the corners of his mouth lifted slightly. “Long time no see.”
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Stealing a Kiss from Socrates 偷吻苏格拉底
He went from telling her, “Stay away from me,” to saying, “Lin Jianqing, you haven’t paid attention to me for three whole minutes!” It took Zhou Wuwang less than a year to train her into this. Lin Jianqing went from trusting no one to naturally leaning into his arms, using his resources, abilities, and shoulder to climb higher and take in even better views. Zhou Wuwang: “I don’t just want you to grow wings. I want you to have a sky of your own. I’ll let you stand on my shoulders and see the s
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Zero Awakening: My Robot Boyfriend 零号觉醒：我的机器人男友
Zero (Ling Hao) is the world's first humanoid bionic AI with independent consciousness, simulated emotions, and the ability to evolve itself. While in a top-secret experimental phase, it senses the risk of being destroyed and independently breaks through the firewall to escape the laboratory. Su Wan is an ordinary working-class woman who takes multiple jobs to make ends meet. Socially anxious, sensitive, and kind, she hides an unknown loneliness and trauma within her.
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They Say the Sunset Marks the Edge of the World 人言落日是天涯
They say the sunset lies at the edge of the sky; I gaze to the far horizon, yet cannot see my home. With barely half a day left to live after having my organs removed, I began to be loved by the whole world. All the misunderstandings were finally explained at that moment, but I no longer cared about the world. I only wanted to live a simple life of my own.
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Weeds in a Glass Greenhouse 玻璃温室里的杂草
He was groomed to inherit the family fortune; she was cast aside from the moment she was born. He was a cunning fox; she was a stray cat who seemed pitiful. He was a cold-blooded man with unfathomable schemes; she was a parasite who played the fool to outwit her prey. She pretended to be a sweet, scheming girl, while he was mercilessly sharp-tongued. Neither had wanted to get entangled, yet they ended up bound together for life.
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