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Books by 爱吃黄瓜拌猪耳的叶华

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  1. The Frozen Apartment of Doomsday 末日冰封公寓 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse1.5M WordsOngoing [Apocalyptic deep freeze + high-IQ mind games + immersive first-person narration + no saintly heroine + a stellar ensemble cast] Global temperatures plummeted to minus seventy degrees Celsius, and a blizzard turned the upscale eighteen-story apartment building where I lived into an isolated island of steel. The water stopped. The power went out. Food ran short. Neighbors who once exchanged polite nods tore off their masks over half a slice of moldy bread. My name is Lin Yan, and I'm a mystery no 325Reads6.5Score103Shelves
  2. Ten Corners of Death 十方死角 Mystery238k WordsCompleted Ten strangers who had never met and received no invitations were all accidentally stranded on the same day at a villa on an isolated island in the middle of Qiandao Lake, thanks to a once-in-a-century torrential storm. That night, the villa’s owner was mysteriously found dead in a hidden underground chamber. The only causeway across the lake had been washed away, all communications were down, and the ten of them were cut off from the outside world, each a suspect. [A masterpiece told through a 1 13Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Trading My Lifespan to Foresee the Future 透支寿命预知未来 Urban105k WordsOngoing My new work is here! You're welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support is what inspires me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. One Last Delivery 还差最后一单 Urban183k WordsOngoing Every day when I wake up, I check my phone battery first, then my bank balance. A helmet, a raincoat, a power bank, and an old electric scooter are everything I own in this city. I've delivered soy milk at five in the morning and fever medicine at eleven at night. I've heard people say thank you through a crack in the door, and I've seen others get so furious over a missing pair of chopsticks that they wanted me to pay them a day's wages. I know the back entrances of every office tower, which re 2Reads—Score—Shelves