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Books by 禾风挽悦

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  1. My Wife Is a Policewoman 我的老婆是警花 Mystery240k WordsOngoing A portrait of how couples in unusual professions survive in a modern city. Exploring the clash of values and shared growth in a marriage between an elite police officer and an ordinary citizen, the story reflects the lives of society’s many different people through criminal investigations. 28Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. I Trade in Emotions in the Mortal World 我在人间贩卖情感交换 Modern Romance174k WordsOngoing The pawnshop owner has lived for a thousand years and feeds on human emotions. Every deal must follow the Law of Equivalent Resonance: the purer and more intense the emotion, the greater the power it can buy. But every trader must pay the ultimate price at midnight on the seventh year. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Dreaming Back to the Tang Dynasty: My Romantic Adventures 梦回唐朝之我的风流史 Historical233k WordsOngoing After a car accident, Li Mubai, a modern graduate student in history, transmigrates into the Tang Dynasty as the dissolute second son of the Duke of Dingguo's household. He possesses the supernatural ability known as the [Alluring Eye], which lets him see what women desire emotionally. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Flower-Picking Bandit Who Picks No Flowers 采花大盗不采花 Urban121k WordsOngoing Lin Feng is a carefree playboy with a handsome, dashing appearance. Skilled at solving all kinds of tricky problems, he has impressive abilities and a sharp mind, and often wins the hearts of young women without even meaning to. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Journey to the West: The Age of Commerce 新西游记:商业纪元 Urban221k WordsOngoing Tang Sanzang and his disciples set out to start a business and hunt for all kinds of opportunities. The plot is lively, the content hilarious, and the humor delightfully absurd. After the pilgrimage team is appointed at Spirit Mountain, they unexpectedly transmigrate to modern Chang’an in a parallel world, where they discover that Buddhist scriptures have lost their power. Guanyin offers guidance: “The true scriptures must keep pace with the times. The way of commerce is the new path of cultivat —Reads—Score—Shelves