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Books by 志怪
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The Secret History of the Night Owl 夜枭秘史
My name is Wang Ye. I’ve never seen my parents for as long as I can remember. Everyone in the village says they’re dead. Then, on the night of my eighteenth birthday, two strange men came looking for me...
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Restless Youth 躁动少年
My name is Lin Yi. In middle school, I used to throw my weight around alongside the big brother I looked up to. But when I entered high school, I got beaten to a pulp. After meeting a group of dependable brothers, we started out at school and swore to conquer this ruthless city. As our influence grew and we grew stronger, we were drawn into a series of events we'd never had any contact with before.
152Reads—Score—Shelves
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Turbulence in Yanbei 燕北风云
“My name is Jiang Huai. I was born poor and had nothing. I should have rotted in the mud, but the fire in my blood drove me to climb higher.” A person’s origins do not determine their whole life. You can think of this as an autobiography, a memoir, or a novel. Some things may have been fated long ago, but some people have never been willing to accept their fate. Good people have their own way of living, and rotten people have theirs. Different paths call for different ways.
11Reads—Score—Shelves
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Enemy to All 为人敌
Some people enjoy bullying others. They pick on the weak to show how powerful they are, but they'll never know how terrifying those people they look down on as weaklings and losers can be when they fight back. “My name is Wang Zheng. Remember, don't mess with me.”
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Apocalypse: The Human Heart Is Hard to Read 末世：人心难测
My name is Qing Zhi. An unknown virus swept through the city where I lived, and the people around me began to undergo unimaginable changes. I wanted to survive… After going through so much, I finally understood: the most terrifying things weren’t the monsters that came with the apocalypse. The most terrifying things were what people carried in their hearts…
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