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Books by 里祀
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Balloon Down 气球向下
Secret crush × slow-burn romance × tenant and the landlord’s daughter × personal growth × a fifteen-year age gap Cheng Huaizhan, a professor of plasma physics, × his student, Le Xuan “You’re so pure!” Le Xuan was haunted by those words for three years. If I hadn’t left early, would she have been spared? Le Xuan stared at the head that had split open on the ground. She was wearing the white dress I’d given her, but why did she jump? There’s someone I really like. His name is Cheng Huaizhan. I beg
9Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Safe-Return Message 报平安
Ding Qi, a cocky, cool-headed business owner × Yuan Liang, a proud, aloof engineer Brotherly vibes + tooth-rotting sweetness + both are each other’s first 1] When Yuan Liang was told Ding Qi had gone to prison, it hit him like a bolt from the blue. The world seemed to darken around him. Was it because I didn’t run fast enough that day, and the green citrus sea-salt soda went warm? Was the ukulele I bought him not pretty enough? Otherwise, why didn’t he come? From the age of thirteen, Yuan Liang
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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Moonlight on a Whale's Back 鲸背月光
Gilded Artifact Restorer Rong Yun × Psychiatrist and Department Head Li Chengzhi. Hi. If you understand this, welcome to my world, a pure psychiatric hospital. I’m Rong Yun, a person with schizophrenia. I deliberately made myself ill, worked myself into a frenzy, and brought on symptoms of psychosis and breakdown. That made me stronger, more detached, more terrifying, and wiser. I thought I was right. I jumped in, sinking into the deep sea to seek my freedom, like a little orca. A gentle bre
5Reads—Score—Shelves
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Cold Light, Burning Fire 寒芒侵火
Mutual firsts + marriage before love + imagined substitute trope + sweet romance + raising a child + happy ending A money-grubbing, stingy, hilarious superstar & a refined scoundrel who runs a luxury watch brand 1. At twenty, Lu Weiwu was inexplicably handed a contract by her client. It wasn’t a renewal, but a marriage contract. Her prospective husband was a “walking money printer,” the thirty-three-year-old Wang Xinong. Tch Did she look like the gold-digging type? But the offer was just too goo
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