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Books by Fei Yuan
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I Just Want to Keep My Head Down, Not Become Famous 只想苟住，不想出名
[An ordinary woman cultivates immortality. No transmigration, no rebirth, no System, no CP] Xi Rong was just a farm girl, but through a twist of fate, she embarked on the path of cultivation. This is the story of her continuing to cultivate.
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When Aquarius Fell in Love with Capricorn 当水瓶座爱上了摩羯座
This is Fei Yuan’s debut novel, adapted from a true story. Aquarius Su Aimeng was a top student at university. Warm on the outside and cool on the inside, she was aloof and distant. Disliking her biology major, she gave up her recommendation for graduate school and took an internship at Aisheng Bioma. There she met her crush, Capricorn Yan Chongfeng. Overwhelmed by love, she embarked on a turbulent office romance where the two loved and fought in equal measure.
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The Meal I Mooched for Half a Year Made Me See the Ugliest Side of Human Nature 《那碗蹭了半年的饭，让我看清了人性里最恶的贪》
That Bowl of Meals I freeloaded off for Half a Year Let Me See the Ugliest Side of Human Nature: Greed
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Diary of a Mute Girl 哑女日记
(A friendly reminder: all the questions at the start of the diary have nothing to do with the main story. Just assume the author is a bit of a weirdo.) I transmigrated back to that summer in 2007. I had only one reason: I wanted to see someone again. From the way I put it, you might think I transmigrated back on purpose. That’s right, I did. Maybe because of my painful past, I still didn’t dare trust him completely. I still wanted to test the answer I couldn’t settle on in my heart. So I also ne
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Caught in the Phoenix's Curse 情陷凤凰劫（全本）
They say we were in each other's debt in a past life, yet fate made us forget and drift apart. If you were not you, and the emperor were not the emperor, perhaps you and I could have roamed the world together, forgotten like mist and smoke, envied by all. If we had never met, never loved, never hurt each other, perhaps we could each have grown old alone, guarding our own convictions, and still watched the sunset together. I owed you a life in our past one, and in this life I owe you an entire li
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