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Books by 殷谦

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  1. Beauty Is Unrivaled 美色无敌 Urban16k WordsCompleted My hometown is on a small but famous archipelago in the southeastern part of my country. There, flowers bloom all year round, and there is no shortage of fruit to eat. The sunlight is gentle, the sea breeze blows in gusts, the blue sky stretches overhead, and sand lies beneath your feet. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  2. Altay Sunset 阿勒泰夕阳 Modern Romance49k WordsCompleted That autumn, when I was twenty-five, I read in your eyes that every seed in the earth had sprouted. The cheerful little stream sent laughter flying with every eddy. Inscription —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  3. The Past of Ah Jiao 阿娇往事 Modern Romance9k WordsCompleted I’ve wanted to write this story for a long time, but I could never find the courage to start. After you lose the person you love most, you can never pretend it never happened. Why have I suddenly found the courage to write it now? Perhaps it’s because I truly want to step out of the shadow. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  4. A Girl's Diary 少女日记 Modern Romance68k WordsCompleted When night fell, I sat alone on the steps at the school gate, on the Wutai platform, looking down over all of Yangling. Our school sits at the highest point in Yangling. I remember that when I first started last year, a teacher told us that looking down at Yangling from Mount Wutai would make you feel ambitious. But whenever I stand here and look down, all I feel is how insignificant I am, and how fragile life can be. Lang Nuo, Lang Nuo, you know that I’ve been a melancholy, sorrowful child sinc —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  5. The Roses That Bloomed That Night 那一夜盛开的玫瑰 Modern Romance145k WordsCompleted I'm a rebellious, stubborn girl. I love rock music. I often sit in class with earphones in, head down, flipping noisily through rock magazines. I don't like school, but I go anyway. I hate physics and chemistry, yet somehow my grades are amazingly good. I always tell myself it's all for my parents. I usually walk home alone after school, crushing fallen leaves underfoot with a crunch that echoes through the forest. Sometimes, when I get tired, I stop and sing myself a pretty song, gazing up at t —Reads8.5Score—Shelves