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Books by 秋天的篱笆

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  1. On Our Wedding Night, the Bride Suddenly Grew Reverse Scales 新婚夜,新娘突然长出逆鳞 Female-Channel Fanfiction6k WordsCompleted On Their Wedding Night, the Bride Suddenly Grows Reverse Scales 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Internet-Addicted Teen Goes Wild 网瘾少年狂 Modern Romance176k WordsCompleted Two gaming addicts had their youth stolen by online games. One was rescued from fate and brought back to life; the other was abandoned by his father and reborn. What did each of them go through? And what is the gaming-addicted teenager in your family like? 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Terrifying Awakening in the Age of Dogs 犬世惊生 Urban160k WordsCompleted Beneath a bright and boundless sky, the world is filled with great love. Humanity prides itself on being kind, but who has ever cared about the suffering and sorrow of a nonhuman individual? They have their own world, too. In this living hell, they depend on humans to survive, yet silently endure the wanton cruelty humans inflict on them! Told from a dog's perspective, this novel shows us how dogs see humanity and calls on people to treat them with more kindness and care! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Seventh-Day Resetter 柒日重置者 Mystery27k WordsCompleted Funeral director Lin Wan discovers that seven bodies all have the same countdown tattoo on their wrists. On the seventh day, she receives the body of her husband, Zhou Zheng. His tattoo shows he has only six days left in his “false death” period. A mysterious figure forces her to take part in the “Redeemer Game”: all seven people faking their deaths are connected to a secret suicide case, and Lin Wan must identify the one innocent person before the countdown reaches zero to obtain an antidote. A —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. The Ant's-Eye View: Fun Science Fiction 蚂蚁视角之趣味科幻 84k WordsCompleted “We thought it was a miracle. In reality, it was just a human child knocking over a glass of orange juice.”, Me. The first time ant scientists discover that “insecticide” is not divine punishment, but a chemical weapon; Or when a worker ant sees a gigantic eye looking down at it from a “crack in the human floor.” To us, humans are godlike beings. This is a fun science fiction novel. —Reads—Score—Shelves