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Books by 河中枯古
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My Paralyzed Wife Wants to Kill Me 瘫痪妻子要杀了我
On an autumn day, when you hear an old song, do you ever think back to the year you first met? Su Shi put it well: “Though you exhaust every tune of longing, wait to hear the parasol leaves fall.” She isn't coming back,
233Reads8.2Score148Shelves
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I Owe My Ex-Wife Two Million 欠了前妻二百万
On a sunny afternoon, I’ll brew a cup of green tea and pretend to be deep in thought as I reminisce, remembering what has already passed, yet is still happening…
120Reads7.3Score116Shelves
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After My Divorce, I Devoured Thirteen Bowls of Spicy Hot Pot 离婚后怒吃十三块麻辣烫
This book has no System, no transmigration, and no invincible hero. It's not that I don't want to write those things, I just keep remembering the times I bragged. “Old Zhang, when it comes to the word ‘romantic,’ apart from the ‘Luo’ in Luo Erbao, which of the other characters have you ever met?” “That won't do. A man needs dreams. Maybe someone will fall for my good looks!”
80Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Woman’s Kingdom Diary 女尊日记
(No System, female-dominated society. Her memories from her previous life may cause her to change somewhat later on. This is my first time writing a book, so please bear with me.) Ping Zhao transmigrates to a world where women hold power. Its history is much like that of her previous life, but just as she's about to make her mark, she's captured by fleeing soldiers. She wants to invent new things, only to discover that this era can't even manufacture a screw, let alone produce inventions that co
52Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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My Clichéd Novel 我的烂俗小说
Life is like a clichéd novel. As you put pen to paper and write the very first stroke, you imagine it will be something special. But in the end, you realize it’s just another dime-a-dozen story.
17Reads—Score—Shelves
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One Hundred People from My Past 我的一百位故人
I don’t know how to write a synopsis for this book. Should I describe it as sweeping and grand, or as a masterpiece of beautiful prose? I don’t know. A life as meager as mine gets only a few moments of grandeur, yet here, everything is grand, and every line is beautifully written. After reading so much, I almost believed the world was a wish-granting treasure, where everything goes just as you wish.
13Reads—Score—Shelves