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Books by 角落梅子
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A Whole Youth, Enough to Love One Person 整个青春，只够爱一人
[Levelheaded science whiz × adorable language prodigy] [Sweet romance × HE × from school uniforms to wedding dresses] [Lively, relatable characters + grounded storytelling + complete storylines for the supporting cast] Xu Dai lost her phone, and with it, Zhao Mu for all of their senior year. When they reunite at university, top student Zhao looks at her aggrievedly. “Xu Dai, I thought you didn't want me anymore. I thought this was as far as we could go... But luckily...” Xu Dai wants to say that
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He and She: Entangled Until the End 他和她，纠缠到底
He drove away her last lifeline… and together, they rotted away. [Period drama x ensemble cast x family saga] [Grandma with Stockholm syndrome x despicable old scoundrel] You ask if he treated her well? He did, in a way. Well enough to… You ask if he treated her badly? Not really. At least he let her keep her life. This is a true story about the suffering of a woman in the early 1950s.
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I’m Not Satisfied, So What? 心有不甘，那咋办？
[1v1 ✖️ Two Powerful Leads ✖️ No Saintly Heroine ✖️ A Bitter Revenge ✖️ No Cliches] In her previous life, Wen Qin was utterly crushed by her scumbag father, scumbag husband, and scumbag cousin. This time, she'll take them down one by one to vent her rage. Wen Qin may be kindhearted, but she's no saint. Can't let it go? Then what? Start over, of course. She puts her scumbag cousin and scumbag father in the same bed, leaving her scumbag husband to raise the child. When her maid betrays her, she cu
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Finding Sunshine Amid the Mess 一地鸡毛也向阳
[Fast-paced, outspoken heroine] She’s repeatedly set up at work, shattering her faith in people. When her best friend gets divorced, she helps catch the cheating husband. Her younger brother runs up debts, yet she’s the one called an unfilial daughter. She spends money on her niece, only for her sister’s family to take it for granted, and even complain that it isn’t enough. As a child, she nearly died twice from serious illnesses... See how Ji Hezi clears away the mess that is her life. Maybe so
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