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Books by Boonie
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Transmigrating as Ni Mantian: Defying Fate 穿越成霓漫天：逆天改命
After a long day at work, Su Jin wakes up to find she has transmigrated into the doomed villainess Ni Mantian, heiress of Penglai, in the xianxia drama The Journey of Flower. Faced with a tragic fate she already knows, Su Jin’s survival plan is simple: stay away from the storm at the center, Hua Qiangu! Avoid the cold, nuclear-bomb-like Bai Zihua! Keep a low profile, work hard at cultivating immortality, and quietly use her modern mindset and foreknowledge to change the plot. Her goal is to make
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The Moon Never Sets in the West 月永不西沉
Silver and green are not her only colors. When the letter from Hogwarts lands in Luna Shafiq’s hands, the course of the stars has already begun to change. As heir to the ancient Shafiq family, the secrets of the moon’s phases and the clear-eyed insight of an observer flow through her veins, not blind devotion to pure-blood glory. With her great-grandmother’s inherited laurel wand in hand, she enters the Slytherin common room. The ghostly light beneath the lake cannot outshine the clarity in he
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Phoenix’s Stratagem: Spring Blossoms on Lush Branches 凤谋：华枝春满
At the Great Chao Longevity Banquet, a poisoned spring comes to light, unveiling a bloody game of intrigue spanning twenty years. Shen Weiwan, a “frail” princess entrusted with the late empress’s decree, returns to the capital from the martial world. Dai Chao is a young emperor who has endured in silence for years. The siblings join forces to purge the court, never realizing that the inner palace has long been ensnared in a vast web called “Cold Fragrance.” “Plum embers light the night; dragon
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Chasing Killers Through Fading Memories 残忆追凶
In the future, a technology called “memory replay” has been put to use. Special equipment can connect to the residual brain waves of the deceased or people in comas, rendering fragments of their final 72 hours of memories visible for criminal investigations, medical care, or the pursuit of their last wishes. But the technology has strict limitations: memories are subjective and may be distorted, users’ mental health can be affected, and the law strictly prohibits its use on living, conscious peo
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