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Books by 糖绿
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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The Unhinged Xu Jie and Her Lovesick Boy 疯批序姐的病娇少年
[The seemingly lazy, actually formidable schoolgirl versus the sickly, scheming boy] (My new novel is out! Wishing everyone a prosperous new year. You're welcome to check out my story next door, “Deep Winter…”) [Campus romance + devoted HE + first loves for both + mutual pampering + sweet romance + secret identities + two powerful leads + wealthy families; both leads speak their minds] “Why do you look so sickly?” “I'm not in a good mood.” “So you're a rotten-hearted sort.” “Then why are you alw
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Holding You Close in the Snowbound Depths of Winter 隆冬风雪里拥你入良辰
[Both Each Other’s First Love + Devoted to Each Other + Two Top Students + Happy Ending + Feisty Girl × Cunning, Sweet-Talking Boy (Boyfriend Material) + Bickering Couple + Sunny and Outgoing] A boy born and raised in Northeast China first met Liang Chen in the depths of winter. He thought a soft-spoken girl from Jiangnan would surely be gentle, sweet, and adorable, and decided to tease her. They were desk mates by day, neighbors by night, and on weekends they were teacher and student, as well
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We Choose Each Other 双向奔赴是我们
Lower your head and gaze at the moon, but the moon you see is only its reflection in the water. Think of someone day and night, and the one you long for is the person in your dreams. Ji Yufeng: I never meant to catch the eye of a dazzling beauty, yet one glance from you found its way into my heart. I never meant to catch the eye of a dazzling beauty, yet a single look back threw my world into chaos. I never meant to take anyone's hand, but after meeting you, I want to give my whole heart to you
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A Place for the Soul to Rest 灵魂安放
“When girls grow up, they no longer have a home.” At first, she hadn’t understood what those words meant. Looking back now, she was already far from home. Leaning against the train window, Xu Yi’an watched the scenes outside flash past, her gaze empty. At that moment, she was like duckweed drifting through an endless void, with nowhere to belong and no hope that anyone would come for her. By the time the train arrived, night had completely swallowed the city, its lights just coming on. Standing
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