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Books by 汪汪肉骨头
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The Crown of Thorns and the Iris Emblem 荆棘王冠与鸢尾徽章
My new work is out! Come read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support is what keeps me writing, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
210Reads—Score—Shelves
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Prince of Tennis: A Dazzling Solo 网王：华丽的独奏
When the flowing sleeves of Dunhuang’s flying apsaras brush past Tokyo’s cherry blossoms, Chinese dancer Su Qingci and Hyotei Academy’s king, Atobe Keigo, form a wondrous bond that begins with “hearing each other’s thoughts.” She has asthma, and one night in the dance studio, she meets a boy who sees through everything. He alone can hear the monologue deep within her resilient soul. From stumbling through dance steps to standing side by side on the court, they reshape each other’s worlds with a
125Reads—Score—Shelves
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Stars in My Memories 回忆里的繁星
A pure and innocent... A life is long, so very long... Can you hold on to... your original intentions... This is a work of fiction. If it's not to your taste, please don't flame it or read it. This isn't a long story. I hope you enjoy it.
82Reads—Score—Shelves
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Bright as the Stars: A Deep Dive into the Business World 星汉灿烂：商途见深
A parallel-universe Cheng Shaoshang × Yuan Shen story. If you prefer Cheng Shaoshang × Ling Buyi, sorry: he barely appears, and this has nothing to do with the original plot, so proceed with caution. Some events here are fictional or exaggerated, and may not fit the historical period. Please bear with that. When the first snow of Chang'an fell, Cheng Shaoshang suddenly opened her eyes on a carved bed. The flashes of blades and the cold moon over the lonely palace from her past life were still be
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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Obsessions Entrusted to Spirits 执念寄灵
She loves money more than life itself, because the bill for her younger brother’s treatment is always one last payment short. She treasures her life, yet in the obsessions tied to people, tools, objects, and spirits, she keeps finding thoughts weightier than life and death. Her boss, Lin Yan, is always by her side as she slowly learns that old objects hold more than their value. The loom doesn’t weave cloth, but a bond spanning generations; the bronze lock doesn’t lock a door, but preserves the
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