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Books by 徐子昂
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Long After We Parted, No Letter Came 久别未成书
Lu Jingyang and Jiang Che grew up together as childhood sweethearts. One was the heir to a top-tier family, while the other came from an ordinary background. On a summer night after graduating from college at twenty-two, Jiang Che suffered a sudden episode of a special condition. Lu Jingyang stepped in to stabilize him, but afterward, he left him with nothing but a cold remark: “Don’t take it seriously. I was just helping out.” Just seven days later, news of Lu Jingyang’s engagement to a wealthy
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Brahma's Ashes, Bodhi's Grace 梵烬菩提
Xiao Jue, the fourth prince of the Great Yong, captured a khan alive during the northern campaign at fourteen. At seventeen, he was ordered to pray for blessings at Huguo Temple, where he met the renowned Master Xuanjing. Beneath that snow-white kasaya, his eyes were as still as an ancient pool. From gazing at him before the Buddha to reading sutras together, a forbidden love took root and grew wildly amid the incense. Xuanjing once sighed, “I can save all sentient beings… but Your Highness alon
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The Hangover Soup Never Came 醒酒汤没来
In his previous life, Shi Yuan loved his stepbrother Gu Zheng for ten years. The night his mother asked him to bring hangover soup to Gu Zheng's study, he went. But afterward, Gu Zheng sent him abroad, and they never saw each other again. In the final phone call he received, all he heard was one cold sentence. Lu Chengyu had secretly loved Shi Yuan for years, but had never dared to say he liked him. By the time he hurried back, it was already too late. Given another chance at life, Shi Yuan sets
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The Throne of Capital and His Little Demon King 资本王座和他的小魔王
Fu Zhe of Shencheng, heir to the Huanyu multinational conglomerate and a top capital markets player. He’s the power behind the scenes, capable of shaking up Wall Street, and the bedrock of Shencheng’s economy. An unshakable gloom hangs over his features. He’s ruthless and decisive, never believing in the warmth of human relationships. His eyes see through people’s hearts and darkest schemes. He has climbed to the throne of the capital world and looks down on everyone below. Shi Can of Wucheng, t
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The Boat Knows My Heart 舟知我意
Shen Zhiheng was staying with his older sister Shen Zhiyao and her husband Jiang Yu for the summer when he unexpectedly ran into Lu Tingzhou, the childhood friend he often talked about, at a family dinner hosted by his brother-in-law. Lu Tingzhou wore a simple white T-shirt, but his calm presence was impossible to miss. During dinner, he took the brunt of the drinking for Shen Zhiheng and picked out the foods he didn’t like. Those small, thoughtful gestures struck just the right chord with Shen
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A Betrothal of Kingdoms, A Shared Realm 江山为聘共山河
Three years after ascending the throne, Li Jingheng did something that shook the entire court: he appointed Shen Zhaoning as his male empress. When the imperial edict was issued, the ministers knelt in protest and refused to rise, while the eight families behind the eight consorts in the harem jointly submitted a memorial. But Li Jingheng was set on his decision. No matter who tried to dissuade him, he gave the same answer: “I decide who my empress is.” After Shen Zhaoning took up residence in
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Firelight by the Inkstone, Continued 砚边烟火续
As Xu Bozhou and Tang Xiaoyuan’s friendship, “Sailing Together,” grows into a deeper bond in a northern city, a parallel story quietly unfolds. Jiang Yu, born into a prominent family but pursuing a career in technology, becomes deeply interested in Xu Bozhou after attending a tech salon and learning that he champions “incremental refactoring” within the Xing Su system. He admires not only Xu’s technical talent, but also the clear-headed resilience that lets him think independently within a vast
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The Shade of Rongxi 荣禧荫
Jia Chen is the eldest legitimate grandson of the Rongguo Mansion, the son of Wang Xifeng, and Qiaojie's younger brother. From the moment he was born, he could smile. His great-grandmother, Jia Mu, studied his face for a long while before suddenly bursting into tears. The child's features looked so much like those of her late husband, Jia Yuan, the first Duke of Rongguo. From then on, she kept him on her lap and would never let him go. His grandmother, Lady Xing, and his great-aunt, Lady Wang,
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