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Books by 屋后花海
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We Who Don't Know How to Love 不会爱的我们
[A brave heroine who grows on her own] [A realistic story, not a wish-fulfillment fantasy] [First-person perspective] [A broken family of origin] [The heroine has sound values (she is 16 when the story begins, and still immature enough to have the occasional bad thought)] [Clear-eyed about life] If your very birth was a mistake, how would you make the most of the life ahead of you? Shui Qingqing: Live for yourself and on your own terms. Wield a gentle blade and carve out a kingdom of happiness
2.6kReads9.3Score293Shelves
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Everyday Life as a Woman Living Alone 独居女性日常
A first-person daily-life story about a group of women who live alone. My name is Li Yu. I was different from other children from the start. I was terribly unlucky: I was abandoned as a baby, and I only have one eye! But I was incredibly lucky to have adoptive parents who love me more than anything. They love me, and they still urge me to get married. They love me, and once they're done urging me, they accept that I live alone. Living alone doesn't mean being lonely. It's a romantic date wit
1.1kReads8.1Score166Shelves
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A Post-90s Mountain Girl's Starry Sky 90后，山里姑娘的星空
[Diary] [First person] [No contrived twists] [Not a wish-fulfillment novel] [No overpowered protagonist] [Traditional] [Realistic] [Period] [Countryside] [Hardship] [Marriage] [Family bonds] The 1990s were full of life and energy, but they were also a Period when weeds grew unchecked. Many people born in the 1970s and 1980s went to the cities in pursuit of their dreams. Some worked hard for everything they had, while others lost themselves in the glittering world around them. This is a story a
269Reads8.3Score—Shelves
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Youth's Mistake: To Our Gloomy Yet Radiant Selves 青春错：致阴郁又明媚的我们
Have you ever met a woman who can make all her own decisions and handle everything by herself? You might think she was born a tomboy, the kind of person nothing could stump. But in truth, most of them have no one at their side, so they have no choice but to force themselves to put on a hard shell of “strength.” If you really think of them as superheroes and just watch for fun, you've got it wrong. Who doesn't feel pain? Realistic coming-of-age + left-behind children + small-town underachiever
16Reads—Score—Shelves
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This Monster's a Keeper: She Even Dares to Eat the Heavenly Dao's Son 这妖怪能处，天道儿子她也敢吃
[First-person narration] [Watching the drama unfold] [No contrived tropes] [Not a power fantasy] [No cheats] [Traditional fantasy] The story of how a little monster who loves to snark and watch the drama went from human to monster... No romance for the protagonist, though there is a little playful flirting between supporting characters, and plenty of fierce protectiveness. Kong Hui (with a sibling-like bond with the heroine): Even if the whole world says you’re no good, even if you’ve made a m
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My Deadbeat Dad Who Abandoned Me Came Begging for a Beating 弃养我的渣爹，送上门来找虐了
[Heartbreaking family drama] [The Chu Yancheng arc is told from a male first-person perspective] [The Chu Tianshu arc is told from a female first-person perspective] [Realistic] [No reconciliation] [Oppressive] [No golden finger] In a broken family, who is the abuser? Twenty years ago, it was the shameless homewrecker who ruined a marriage, the irresponsible deadbeat dad! Twenty years later, it’s me! This battle between father and son changes beyond recognition as the old lion grows frail and th
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