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Books by 黄家小少
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My Sister Sent Me to Hell 姐姐送我入炼狱
Ning Mo once believed his older sister, Ning Fei, was his only salvation, even though the System punished her for favoring him. But on the eve of his triumph as the top scorer in the college entrance exams, he was abducted and trapped in a desperate plight. There, he unexpectedly heard his sister issue a cold command: use him as a tool to take the death tribulation in place of the fake young master, Ning Bai. His limbs were broken and his tongue cut out. Only amid this ultimate torment did he re
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Coffee Romance in the Office Tower 写字楼里的咖啡情缘
Every morning, the coffee shop beneath the CBD office towers is the only silent connection between Su Wan and Lu Zhiyan. She is an ordinary employee who works overtime as a matter of course; he is the famously cold and formidable president of a corporate group. They seem worlds apart, yet they quietly draw closer over a cup of coffee made just the way they like it. Office rivalries, misunderstandings, and the gap between their status cannot stop their feelings from growing warmer by the day. Fro
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Stars Sinking into the Deep Sea 坠入深海的星辰
Xiang Xingluo once cherished her childhood friend, Fu Yunjin, as the moon in her heart. Even though her unrequited love earned her nothing but his misunderstanding and disdain, she endured it. Branded a venomous, despicable person and personally pushed by him into the depths of despair, she vanished like stardust beneath the sea. Years later, she returned, reborn in radiant splendor, while the moon she once adored had long since faded. This painful romance, born of obsession, finally found its w
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My Lord, Your Return Is Long Awaited; My Love Remains Unchanged 君归有期，相思无恙
General Shen Ciyuan, Guardian of the North, left for the frontier to defend the peace of the realm. Before departing, he took Su Qinghuan’s hand and made her a promise: once the fires of war had died down, he would ride home and admire the peach blossoms with her. Years passed. Mountains and rivers lay between them, and news was scarce. Rumors spread through the capital that the general had fallen in battle. Only Su Qinghuan held on to their promise, gazing into the distance from the railing day
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