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Books by A Thousand Cups of Wine

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  1. Why Did You Take the Bowl When We Broke Up? 分手为何带走碗 A Thousand Cups of Wine仟中酒11k WordsCompleted My husband and I were each crying in our own place, he on the sofa and me in bed. He was crying over his unattainable love, and I was crying over mine. Because the top-tier star couple being interviewed on TV was none other than my dead ex and his cancer-stricken unattainable love... 9Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. I Change Class into the Shadow Monarch, One Shadow Warrior Every Second 转职暗影君王，一秒一个暗影战士 A Thousand Cups of Wine饮酒千觞Urban125k WordsOngoing [Everyone Gets a Class + Shadow Monarch + Summoner + Hot-Blooded + Gets Better and Better] At the class-awakening ceremony, while everyone else was becoming farmers, rangers, tank warriors, and the like, Wang Ying became a Shadow Monarch. He could summon every creature in the entire shadow world! Summon: Shadow Warrior! Advance: Shadow Shieldbearer! Summon: Shadow Assassin! Advance: Demon Hunter! Summon: Shadow Mage! Advance: Necromancer! Summon: Stone Giant! Self-Destructing Puppet! World-Ender 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Crack in the Heart 心隙 A Thousand Cups of Wine仟中酒Modern Romance13k WordsCompleted "Everyone said Quan Qi had risen from the second male lead's position and finally taken Jiang Yi's place in my heart. Three years into our marriage, he started staying out all night. When I was seriously ill, he even stayed by another girl's side without leaving her for a moment. I heard him sneer to someone else, "Su Wang? I only pursued her back then to get revenge on Jiang Yi. Who knew she'd be so easy to win over? Jiang Yi had only been dead for three years, and she'd already fallen for me." —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Murder of the Innocent 杀辜 A Thousand Cups of Wine千钟酒Eastern Fantasy114k WordsOngoing One hundred and thirty years ago, war broke out between the sects and the state. After ten years of brutal fighting, the land lay shattered and the people wept blood. At last, the Great Yu Dynasty and the alliance of the eight great sects met in a decisive battle at Shanyang Pass. Both sides lost their elite forces, leaving neither able to fight on. The people on both sides finally found peace. One hundred and twenty years later, a young man from a small family in the borderlands of the Great Yu —Reads—Score—Shelves