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Sword Demon Dugu Seeks Defeat
Whenever I think about Mr. Jin Yong's works, a character comes to mind: Dugu Qiubai. I have read many novels and mentioned this character, but none of them fit the image in my mind. Unfortunately, I don't have much education. I once started writing, but it still ended in vain. After many years, I want to continue writing again, but I can only do my best.
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Restarting the Life of the Strongest Healer
The protagonist Kaia awakened a powerful healing spell on her 16th birthday and became a brave man. But along with it, there are unexplained nightmares every night. Until one day, Freya, the princess of Jiolal, came to this humble little village in person and announced that Kaia would be brought back to the capital of the kingdom. At this time, the memory of the past life also quietly awakens...
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A Self-Report of a Mildly Depressed Patient
I am a mildly depressed patient, which may have turned into bipolar. I once lived in a mental hospital for more than 10 months (involuntarily), but I never admitted that it was a disease, or maybe I was unwilling to admit it. Recently, I joined a new group for bipolar disorder, and there were mostly girls in it. For a while, I was very active in speaking, and I self-righteously answered questions from some new "patients" or parents who joined the group. However, I discovered a fact that I had to
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A Brief Discussion on Character Development
This article is taken from my own life. About life, education, growth, human nature and more. This is dedicated to families with depression and bipolar disorder, as well as families with communication difficulties with their children. However, my thoughts and opinions may differ from those of many in society. If you think it's right for me, I'll be happy. If you think it's wrong, it doesn't matter to me.
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Hunting for Women's Crimes
In fact, most of the people who commit crimes are just ordinary people. Many of them grew up in ordinary families, just like you and me. The contents of this novel are all real cases that I have been curious about. I just want to change the perspective, try to understand their hearts, and write them down in a different way. Of course, although it is based on real cases, some of my own understanding and ideas will also be added to the crime process and the psychological activities before the crim
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