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Who Says We Have No Clothes? 岂曰无衣
Reunion after years apart / Childhood friends / A match made in heaven Bold, free-spirited female general × gentle, refined male official “Who says we have no clothes? I’ll share my robes with you.” Since the founding of the Great Yan dynasty, Zhou Suhang was the first female general. She donned armor and went to battle at fifteen, killing countless enemies. People called her a bloodthirsty demon, a yaksha reborn. In the sixth year of Yongguang, Zhou Suhang was ordered back to the capital to rep
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This Squad Is a Little Unreliable 这个小队不太靠谱
Sylvia Hollis is the most famous bounty hunter in the Rivia Forest. She's just as skilled at her job as she is at giving people a piece of her mind. One ordinary day, Sylvia has an extraordinary dream, and from then on she sets out to find the lost continent of Lemuria. More and more people join Sylvia's party along the way, but why does this group seem so unreliable? A bounty hunter who picks fights with everyone and has landed on the Hunter's Guild blacklist; a mage who claims to be a walking
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Chronicles of the Late Yan Dynasty 燕末纪事
Ji Xiaomei had no name. Everyone called her “Little Sister.” When she was ten, the emperor died, his young son ascended the throne, and the Prince Regent took control of the court. The realm was in turmoil, and the people suffered. Then came three years of famine, leaving the common folk with no way to live. At fourteen, her parents traded her like livestock for her second uncle’s daughter. She thought, There’s hardly any meat on me. How could anyone eat me? Step by step, she crawled out of the
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Reports of Unusual Incidents 非正常事件报道
Yu Feiwan is a journalism student who has had terrible luck finding a job. Her classmates are either preparing for graduate school or have already secured offers, but every company she takes an interest in soon goes out of business. Finally, before the end of the spring recruitment season in her senior year, she lands a job at a magazine called Morning and Evening. But the longer she works there, the more she realizes that everyone at the magazine is a little strange. There’s a white-haired girl
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