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Books by Crane Perched on Cloud Peak
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Another You in This World 世界上的另一个你
A coming-of-age parable about the self and the other. At fourteen, Lin Xu created an apparition, Niannian, from the ruins of heartbreak. She was born of his loneliness, a gentle echo of his subconscious, an imaginary lover he used to fight off the void. But when this apparition appears in the flesh in his high school classroom and takes the name Gu Niansheng, Lin Xu is forced to face a question as cruel as it is beautiful: Does he love the perfect reflection he fashioned with his own hands, or
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Spirit of Dust 尘埃灵
The bravest thing Shen Yan ever did was shield the girl he’d had a crush on for a year from three thugs in an alley after school. They broke his ribs. As his consciousness faded, the last thing he heard was Su Tang shouting through her tears, “Police officer, he’s over there! Please help him!” Then he opened his eyes and found himself lying in a forest, with an ancient city called Qingyang in the distance. The mortals in the city wore long robes, and the immortals wore jade pendants at their wai
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It’s Never Too Late to Fall in Love 心动时不晚
Yan Ran transfers to Anlang No. 1 High School, where her deskmate is Sun Yan. He is sunny and cheerful, and ranks among the top five students in their grade. She is cool and slow to warm up, a transfer student who has grown used to shouldering everything alone since her parents divorced. They sit together, unaware that they are the online duo partners who have known each other for six months: “Brother Yan” and “Summer Night Breeze.” Online, they talk about everything; face-to-face, they are poli
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One Point Short of a Match 差一分合适
With just thirty days left in their final year of high school, Wen Qiao was moved to the seat beside Lu Xu. She was the worst student in the grade, drawing cats in class and folding her test papers into paper airplanes. He was the top student, whose mother had been laid off and whose father drove a night-shift taxi. Getting into a good university was his only way forward. On the first day at their new seats, he shifted his exam paper half an inch toward himself. The gap between their desks becam
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