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Books by Bai Shuyu
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Only She Doesn’t Know How Biased Her Master Is 师尊的偏心只有有她不知道
Shen Yanci is the youngest Tribulation Transcendence powerhouse of the Taixu Sect, aloof and untouchable, and he has never taken a disciple. Everyone says he cultivates the Heartless Dao, with a heart hard as iron, and that no one in the Three Realms can move him. Until one year, when he found a little girl on a snowy mountain, nearly frozen to death. “Master, I’ll be good.” The little girl curled up in his arms, her voice as soft as a cat’s. He looked down at her and made an exception, taking h
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Something Wicked Lurks Behind Me 背后有诡
A game I played because I couldn’t sleep late at night somehow led me to experience paranormal events. Were these incidents one by one the work of people, or something supernatural? From then on, the paranormal seemed bound to me. Wherever I went, strange events followed. Survive.
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The Tender Dawn of Our College Years 大学时代的青涩晨曦
The innocence of youth in college, when love is as pure as an ivory tower. The most important stage of life is when you dare to dream, dare to strive, and dare to love. Even if it leaves you with regrets in the end, what kind of life would it be without any regrets?
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A Ghost Behind Me 身后是鬼
A strange, suspenseful story mixed with philosophical musings and comic moments, featuring folk taboos and legends. Maybe the people we were ten years ago and the people we are now stopped being the same person long ago. Maybe we already “died.” Ghosts possess the weak, while the Buddha leaves the virtuous to suffer. Burning incense to invite the gods can also attract ghosts: you invite a god, but what comes is a ghost. Look after yourself, and don't meddle in other people's affairs. There must
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Dream of the Ancient Sword 古剑魂梦
A small, sensitive soul struggling to get by unexpectedly becomes the Chosen One, setting off a series of events. In the end, this ordinary person loses everything. Among humans, demons, ghosts, monsters, gods, and Buddhas, who is good and who is evil? This is an absolutely wonderful work that embodies life’s truths. The ordinary protagonist shines brightly, only to lose everything in the end because that is how the story was written. If I had never been shown the light, I could have faced the d
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