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Books by 酸菜大瘦鱼
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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My Moon, Shine High Above 我的月亮,请你高悬
My Moon, Please Hang High Above
25.5kReads—Score1.1kShelves
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It’s Fine, the Big Fool Has Someone Who Won’t Let Him Go 没关系,大笨蛋有一个甩不掉的爱人
It's okay, the big fool has a lover he can't shake off
2.3kReads—Score143Shelves
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The Bright Moon Knows Not the Pain of Parting 明月不谙离恨苦
The Bright Moon Knows Nothing of the Pain of Parting
608Reads—Score—Shelves
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In the Mountain Valley, by the Golden Waters, There’s a Village Called Jinshui 山沟沟,金水水,那里有个金水村
Deep in the Hills, Beside the Golden Waters, Lies Jinshui Village
81Reads—Score—Shelves
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This Heaven-Sent Match Is One You’d Better Hold On Tight To! 这天赐的姻缘,可得抱紧喽!
A Match Made by Heaven, You’d Better Hold On Tight!
71Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Spring Sun's Grace, Impossible to Repay 三春晖,不报得
The Kindness of a Mother's Love Can Never Be Repaid
19Reads—Score—Shelves
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Whose Artifact Moves on Its Own? And Fights Spirits, Too! 谁家文物会动啊?还和精打架!
Huge news! Huge news! The Huahua Bureau is hiring! You heard right, the thousand-year-old state-owned enterprise. Hey, you there! Would you like to land a civil-service job at just eighteen, earning over ten thousand a month, with five forms of social insurance and a housing fund, meals and accommodation provided, and an annual bonus? At the Huahua Bureau, coworkers get along and bosses are friendly. A thousand-year-old state-owned enterprise! Working at the Huahua Bureau brings honor to you
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The Heavenly Court's Lunatic: Ordered to Bring Back the Immortal Strikebreakers 天庭神经病:奉旨寻回罢工神仙
[The author is a real person + a god + Heaven + not brainless + no female lead + unhinged + semi-lighthearted] The gods have gone on strike, and Heaven is gradually running out of immortals. Heaven is disappearing. Jiang A Shao is the deputy commander under Marshal Pang of Primordial Unity, and one of Heaven’s soldiers. But Jiang A Shao cannot understand why, in this vast world and tangled web of human affairs, people no longer need the gods. That is, until he is entrusted with a major responsib
—Reads7.2Score—Shelves