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Books by A Ban Bu

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  1. Genius and Waste 天才与废材 Modern Romance641k WordsOngoing The hardest thing in this world is not becoming a certain kind of person, but recognizing who you are and accepting your own ordinariness. As parents, we know just how ordinary we are. I want this book to record the little moments I share with my child. Human memory doesn't last forever, but these moments can be preserved in writing. I don't know if this is another kind of romance. Some people may feel that romance isn't the right word here. But I think it's because I was born rebellious and stu 12Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Don't Mess with the Snake King's Harem 蛇君后宫不要招惹 Mystery309k WordsCompleted This book is titled Don’t Stir Up Trouble in the Snake Lord’s Harem. [Repaying a debt + marriage contract + angst + bittersweet romance + heart-wrenching betrayal]. Because of a mistake made by my ancestors, I was promised as the Snake Lord’s contract bride from the day I was born. After I turned eighteen, all sorts of misfortunes began to befall me, and things quickly spiraled beyond saving. My contracted Snake Lord was framed and killed. Only then did I realize he had been trying to save me. I 8Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Rhythm of Longtoucun 律动的龙头村 Modern Romance585k WordsCompleted In the southwestern basin of China, there is a remote place. Mountain after mountain stretches into the distance, rising and falling until they disappear from sight. There is a village here called Longtou Village. Since the people there all have the surname Mu, later generations came to call it Mujia Village. When spring comes, flowers bloom all over Mujia Village. A long river runs through the middle of it, called the Moxi River. Here lived a young man surnamed Mu. His family was poor, so, thro 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Sugar Pear Tree 糖梨树 Modern Romance1.0M WordsCompleted [Two Men + Both Pure + Equally Strong] Li Qingxin was an unwanted little boy. His mother died in front of him, and he stayed by her side to keep wild dogs from eating her. Fortunately, his maternal grandparents took him in. On a sweltering summer day, string beans hung thickly from the vines in the vegetable patch. Li Qingxin turned around and saw a woman walking this way with a fair-skinned boy. It turned out the boy was Tang Yiyue, the stepson of their neighbor Zhou Zhuzi. Li Qingxin climbed a —Reads—Score—Shelves