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Books by 湫湉

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  1. The Most Beautiful Foresight Is Meeting You 最美的预见是遇见 Modern Romance387k WordsCompleted Teenage crushes are always confusing. Sometimes, by the time you realize how you feel, you’ve already gone your separate ways. Childhood inseparability gives way to misunderstandings during adolescence, followed by a reunion and career growth, and finally a happy ending. Maybe you’ll see a reflection of your own youth in this story. The novel is meant to feel close to real life. It’s my first novel, so I hope you’ll support me~ —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Transmigrated into Ancient Times as the Center of Attention, I Won Over My Guy Friend's Brother 穿成古代显眼包,男闺他哥真香了 Ancient Romance345k WordsOngoing What? My younger brother spends all his time with women? And they call each other “Mysterious”? What kind of secret cult is this? The women in the “Mysterious” circle even run their own businesses and make money, and they’re doing things I’ve never heard of. There’s definitely something wrong with them! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I Give You the Universe 予你宇宙 Modern Romance439k WordsCompleted A love story spanning youth and working life, from age eighteen to thirty-eight. Over twenty years, two broken souls learn that love isn’t about one person saving the other. It’s about mending each other’s cracks, then lighting the way for one another. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. His Chang'an, My Laboratory 他的长安我的实验室 Ancient Romance280k WordsOngoing Xing Yingyuan, a doctoral student in engineering, mysteriously transmigrates on the Xi’an City Wall and becomes a destitute orphan in the Great Sheng Dynasty. Faced with a struggle for survival, she reveals her “technology tree”: making perfume, refining steel, producing cement, and more. She only wanted to make money and lie flat, but accidentally becomes famous throughout Chang’an and catches the attention of the Seventh Prince, Yun Kaiji, rumored to be “neglecting his proper duties.” He offer —Reads—Score—Shelves