Fanqie catalogue
Books by Don't Say Tonight
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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A Burning Heart That's Hard to Cross 炽骨难渡
[Coming-of-age, taboo, both virgins, happy ending, feel free to skip the first three chapters] The place they rented back then was tiny. The ten-square-meter room had just enough space for a bed. Because of the trauma she had suffered as a child, Meng Yin was adamant that she would not share a room with a stranger. At the time, Xiao Mingsong worked at a construction site during the day and came home exhausted every night. Seeing the dark, cramped rental room always left him feeling uneasy, but M
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Reborn for Revenge, I'll Steal Your Husband Without a Second Thought 重生复仇，勾你老公没商量
[Scheming maid + lustful CEO] In her previous life, Nan Xi was honest and hardworking, yet bullied by everyone. First, Cui Ning, the mistress of Chunhe Manor, pushed her down a hill and broke both her legs. Then her family sold her to an old bachelor, and she eventually died a miserable death from illness, meeting a wretched end. Reborn in the year she worked as a maid at the manor, she swore to get revenge. She would pay back everyone who had ever bullied her, one by one. If Cui Ning was chea
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The Little Fool Is So Sweet and Soft, Mr. He Can Barely Keep His Distance 小笨蛋太甜软，疏离贺总忍爆了
[Love after marriage + light comedy + sweet romance + both pure + HE] Jiang Xiyan had a dream ever since she was little: to be a virtuous wife after marriage. To that end, she bought eight microwave ovens and got up at six every morning to make breakfast for her newlywed husband. After getting married, He Lingzhou had a dream too: to have an idle wife who did nothing at all!
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The Emperor's Dream 帝王沉梦
A somewhat fantastical story. There were also fierce clashes of ideas at the time, and it was the first work I wrote after switching genres. I had no idea how to plan a long novel, so I awkwardly stitched together three unrelated volumes into an open-ended story. So let it remain an obscure witness, quietly resting in my memories.
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