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Books by 流年似水年华
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Female Patron, Please Restrain Yourself. This Monk Must Not Break His Vows 女施主请自重，小僧不能破戒
She glances at the handsome monk beside her and finds him too hard to resist, so she pounces on him... “Ever since I met you, Holy Monk Brother, my luck has turned around!” “You must not indulge in the seven emotions and six desires. Come chant scriptures with me!” This is a breathtaking love story of romance and passion (not really)... He is a holy monk of his generation, while she is a temptress from a dual cultivation sect. The two are enemies, but after an accident, they somehow end up
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Idol Trainee: The Idol Fell in Love with Me 偶像练习生之偶像爱上我
He stands still onstage, pausing. You stand below, looking up at him. Across a sea of people, your gazes meet from afar, and you can't tear your eyes away. After two years, the boy who has appeared on your screen countless times is standing right before you, real and tangible once again. You never imagined he could find you among this crowd, but now it seems you were wrong. You don't know how to describe what you're feeling. No words seem enough... Your vision blurs without warning, until you ca
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The Legend of Sword and Fairy: Li Xiaoyao Is Reborn 仙剑奇侠传之李逍遥重生
Li Xiaoyao returns to the age of nineteen with his memories intact, a few months before the story of Chinese Paladin 1 begins, and starts over. The plot and settings draw on games one through six, especially games one, three, three's side story, four, five's prequel, and six, as well as several official short comics and Guan Pingchao's novels. The series are blended together, and characters from multiple generations will appear. The story is divided into two parts. The first broadly follows the
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Empresses in the Palace: Cao Moqin Reborn 甄嬛传之曹默琴重生
Cao Qinmo was disloyal, betraying her former mistress, and cruel and ruthless. The emperor still cherished his past with Consort Hua and had no wish to punish her severely, yet Cao Qinmo repeatedly demanded that Consort Hua be put to death. After discussing it with the Empress Dowager, the emperor decided that such a devious and vicious person could not be allowed to live. If she could betray Consort Hua, she might betray him one day as well. To protect the royal family’s reputation, he had the
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