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Books by 番茄炒蛋放糖
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The Evening Breeze of Hong Kong Island, a Long-Overdue Love Letter 港岛晚风，寄一封迟来情书
Lu Zhaoning is one of the heirs to the Lu Group of Hong Kong. Bright and bold, she is known as the “little sunshine” of Hong Kong’s high-society circle. Jiang Yan, head of the Jiang conglomerate, is cool and controlled, a “sniper” feared throughout the business world, and a close friend of Lu Zhaoning’s older brother, Lu Zhaoyan. The two families have been close for generations. Lu Zhaoning has called Jiang Yan “Brother Yan” since she was little, and has done so for fourteen years. Jiang Yan wat
5.6kReads—Score929Shelves
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A Beijing-Style Betrothal: Spring Arrives Late 京味儿婚约：春日迟迟
The Zhou and Su families have been close friends for three generations in the capital. An engagement arranged by their grandfathers when they were still in the womb became the most “natural” label attached to Zhou Lin and Su Wan as they grew up. In the eyes of others, she is gentle and perceptive, while he is composed and reserved. They are well matched in status and perfectly in sync. But only Su Wan knows how much distance lies hidden in that “understanding” she hardly dares to examine. When s
546Reads—Score104Shelves
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You’re the Only One I Love 我独钟于你
[She mends the cracks left by a thousand years, while he guards the one exception he has ever made. In the quietest depths of ancient artifacts, she hears the loudest stirrings of the heart.] Shi Yang, a rising star in the field of mural restoration and Professor Chen’s prized protégé, was leaving home to head north when every professor in her family took turns offering warnings, as if she were going not to a historic cultural capital but to some untamed wilderness. Her mother hurriedly contacte
456Reads—Score102Shelves
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Hidden Pearls: Who Says Being the Heir's Wife Is Easy? 藏珠，谁说世子妃好当的
Everyone in the capital knew that Luo Jinyu, the Prime Minister's legitimate daughter, was a notorious beauty with nothing but looks and no brains. The whole city also laughed at Xie Yanqing, the dissolute heir of the Prince of Dingxi's household, who spent his days racing horses and fighting crickets instead of studying. An imperial decree arranging their marriage, full of schemes, bound these two “jokes” together. Everyone was sure it would be a farce of a marriage, with the Prime Minister's h
439Reads6.3Score100Shelves
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Misty Dreams of the Capital: A Mismatched Marriage 京华烟云：错配联姻
The Yan and Qin families of Jingbei are both illustrious, powerful clans of the old guard. Their patriarchs were lifelong friends, and years ago, a joke between them led to an engagement being arranged for their younger generations. At the Qin patriarch's birthday banquet, the entire Yan family arrived, making it an unprecedented occasion. When the old story came up again during the feast, the elders of both families immediately agreed to turn that old joke into reality. And so Qin Wanning was i
37Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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Roses Fall, Snow Soaks the Cedars 玫瑰落雪浸雪松
Everyone in Beicheng knows that the marriage between the Zhou and Gu families looks less like a union of hearts and more like a “bidding war.” Two evenly matched families are about to weave their power together through a single wedding. When Zhou Tang received the news of the arranged marriage, she had just bought a vineyard on Paris’s Left Bank. Her mother announced the date over the phone as casually as if discussing the weather: “The wedding is set for three months from now.” She flew home th
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A Flirtation by Mistake: Mr. Wen, You Dropped Your Key Card 误婚撩火：文先生，你的房卡掉了
The two great legends of Beicheng’s wealthy circles: Qin Zhao, eldest daughter of the Qin family, bright and bold, with a passion for every new way to burn money. Auctions, jewelry exhibitions, and private clubs were all her stage. Then there was Wen Jing, heir to the Wen family, aloof and refined, rarely seen for years on end. People in the social circle knew his name but never saw him, and finding even one photograph of him was nearly impossible. One day, on Wen Jing’s birthday, his three frie
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