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Books by Dream of the Hexi Corridor
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I Knew She Was Carrying Another Man’s Child, Yet I Still Married Her 明知她怀了别人的种，我亦然娶她
I Knew She Was Carrying Another Man’s Child, Yet I Married Her Anyway is a gripping romance set in the world of wealthy families and corporate rivalry. The story follows Zhang Jinsheng, a group CEO who marries Liu Mengyao, the pregnant daughter of the Liu family, to take revenge on his sworn enemy. A marriage contract binds two people, each with their own agenda. In this marriage built on revenge, Zhang Jinsheng carefully lays his plans, yet finds himself drawn to the resilient Liu Mengyao befo
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Hunting My Fiancée 狩猎未婚妻
My fiancée, Cao Baozhi, is a perfect actress. She carefully calculated every penny of my savings, every emotional weakness, and my longing for a family. The 88,000-yuan bride price was part of her script. Her gravely ill father was a prop. Her tears on our wedding night were her lines. The only thing she failed to account for was an ultrasound scan, accidentally left behind, showing a six-week pregnancy. Time is anchored to the first week she spent building me a paradise. When the chain of logic
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From the Start, I Pass Judgment on Freedom 开局，我审判自由
When the universe becomes a prison of words, all things are inmates. Chen Mo, a janitor forced to put “freedom” on trial, awakens after discovering that he is a pawn in the hands of the embodiment of order. He is not alone: traveling with him is Lin Sugguang, a conceptual life-form forged from “understanding” and “resonance.” Together, they build a city of faint light amid the chaos, gather exiled “errors” and “weeds” among the ruins, and launch an expedition against the City of Absolute Law,
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Love in the Mountains 山里的爱情
We build, we struggle, we fall silent. With a clear-eyed yet tender touch, the author, Dream of the Hexi Corridor, quietly observes this era. This is a story about: consciences washed by rain beneath solar panels, nights in workers' sheds when property deeds are traded for cigarettes, and the final defense of “love” in the courtroom of words. They are parables of our shared times, recording the faint glimmers of humanity that have never gone out in the cracks between the rules. This book leans
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