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Books by 柠檬亿点点酸
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A Promise of Two Crowns 双冠之诺
The Promise of Two Crowns tells the legendary story of Olympic table tennis champions Wang Shuo and Sun Sha. At the Los Angeles Olympics, they each win a singles gold medal, fulfilling their childhood promise to meet at the very top before the eyes of the world. But going from being “number one in the world” to a married couple dealing with everyday life proves far more complicated than winning matches. How can they balance packed schedules with training on their own? How can they protect their
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Love Across the Ping-Pong Table 乒乓球台彼岸之恋
At the table tennis hall of the Training Bureau of the General Administration of Sport, sweat and dreams filled the air. This was where Wang Datou, the left-handed prodigy, first met the “Little Devil,” Sun Shasha. Their first impressions? One was a hot-tempered “walking ball of fluff,” the other a cool, appraising “little pufferfish.” Neither would yield, and each saw the other as stubborn as a mule. From their joyous embrace after first reaching the top at the Jakarta Asian Games, to the “I be
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It’s Not Easy Being Director Shen’s Wife 沈主任的太太不好当
A marriage that starts before love, with both of them unable to stand each other. Lu Ling: He’s too old for me. Our ten-year age gap is as wide as the Mariana Trench. Shen Mingwen: She’s too young. She’s immature and always making a fuss. After their engagement Lu Ling: Can we call it off? Shen Mingwen: I was about to ask you the same thing. After their wedding Lu Ling: We’ll live our own lives and stay out of each other’s business. Shen Mingwen: Agreed. Three months later Her business partner r
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The Formula for Love and Forgiveness 爱与解的公式
One marriage contract, two identities. In public, he is Professor Lu, the strictest person in her life. In private, he is her contract partner, playing the part of a loving couple. They agreed to keep things transactional and leave feelings out of it. But when academic slander and a family crisis strike at the same time, he realizes he has already fallen for her. When the rational man, eyes red, begs, “Don’t go,” she looks at him calmly and says: “Professor Lu, you can solve countless equations.
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