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Books by 未再
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I’ll Ride Against the Wind 我要逆风去
[Urban Business Warfare + Mutual Redemption + Intense Push and Pull] The original novel behind the screen adaptation starring Gong Jun and Zhong Chuxi. A celebrated work by Wei Zai, author of Blame You for Being Too Beautiful and a writer of uplifting urban romances. The wind blows against us, and so the jianghu comes into being. Where the wind is strongest, the sun always rises. A fallen heiress × the favored son of heaven: from using each other to falling for each other, from matching wits to
443Reads9.4Score116Shelves
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Afraid We Won't Meet Again 只怕不再遇上
Back then, she was the rebellious girl who took the initiative to court him and propose to him. He was the refined, elegant, quiet, and steadfast campus heartthrob. They had both once pursued love and held on to it with all their strength, in the way they thought was right. In the end, they still lost it. The end of their love left two families shattered. They both chose to step back, but does taking a step back really open up a world of possibilities? When they meet again, he is a poised indust
298Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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No Smoke, But Plenty of Flowers 没有烟总有花
Yesterday belonged to another star, while today is a voyage through warm currents! Marriage is a struggle fought both inside and outside the walls of a besieged city. Your opponents include not only your mother-in-law, but also your boss and your husband. This is a story about marriage and work through the eyes of people born in the 1980s, and an examination of how they view both. In clear, fluent prose and with a plot grounded in current social issues, the book tells how young people who have s
185Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Until Love Disappears from the World 直到世界没有爱情
Memories are always the years spent with the people who matter most. From beginning to end, Lin Nuannuan knew that only one man would ever live in her heart. The years flowed like water, and their hazy young love would eventually converge into a river. Wang Yihan told her, "I've loved you for as long as I can remember. It's become a habit." Leaning gently against his shoulder had become a habit for her, too. Was it familial affection or romantic love? She found it harder and harder to tell. The
32Reads9.3Score—Shelves