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Books by Chilly Drizzle

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  1. Look Back and See a Ghost 回头见鬼 Chilly Drizzle烟雨微寒Mystery1.5M WordsOngoing I have always sneered at people who insist there are no ghosts in this world. They say ghosts don’t exist simply because they can’t see them. But I can see them, and I know they’re real. Perhaps while you’re eating, they’re watching you from nearby. Perhaps while you’re using the toilet, they’re staring at you from behind. Perhaps while you’re asleep, they’re hanging above your head. Ever since I gained the ability to see them, strange things have happened constantly around me. It’s gotten to th 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Heaven-Defying Mad Warrior 逆天狂兵 Chilly Drizzle烟雨微寒Urban534k WordsCompleted The king of the underworld's mercenaries unexpectedly became the live-in son-in-law of a beautiful CEO, beginning another legendary life. Want to come after me? Fine, as long as you can beat me. But touch my family or my brothers, and I won't let it slide. Make a move, and I'll beat you until you beg for mercy. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Only the Blade’s Gleam Outshines the Sun and Moon 唯有刀光胜日月 Chilly Drizzle碎雨微寒Eastern Fantasy37k WordsCompleted Traditional wuxia + no System + no goody-two-shoes protagonist + no harem The war between the imperial court and the rebels has left a deadly purgatory across the land of Zhongyuan. As the conflict grows deadlocked, it seems both sides have forgotten that unarmed people still live here. But some have not forgotten. They will use their blood and their lives to prove that justice still exists in this world. If the light of the sun and moon cannot reach this purgatorial land, then perhaps the flash —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. I Became a Star by Mending Regrets 我靠修补遗憾爆红全网 Chilly Drizzle寒雨微凉Modern Romance129k WordsCompleted At midnight, No. 99 Shiyi Lane: the Time and Space Lost-and-Found Office opens for business. Shen Zhiwei wields the “Eye of Tracing Light,” transmigrating across the modern era, different periods, the Republican era, and ancient times to take on the regrets of ordinary people: a jar of candy from 1988, a stack of unsent love letters, a wedding dress sewn over a lifetime but never worn. Every era bears traces of her, yet she never remembers having been there. Even stranger, a note in her own h —Reads—Score—Shelves