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Books by Han Jiujiu
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Loving You Is a Distant Dream 爱你遥遥无期
For the first half of her life, Lu Nange loved Gu Huaijin obsessively, but the man never once looked her way. To avenge the woman he cherished, he destroyed her family and left her with nothing. She doesn't want to love him anymore, but he won't stop pestering her. Gu Huaijin: “Please... Can we start over?” But Lu Nange is too exhausted from loving him. She says, “The thing I regret most in this life is falling in love with you. If there's a next life, I'll make sure to stay far away from you.”
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The End of Love for the Wild 恋野尽
[Main Story Complete] The boy Du Wei moved to the end of her alley like a wildfire crashing into her winter. He saw her as his deskmate, his teammate, the "slowpoke in front of me" he had to protect. "Is the Qiu in your name the autumn where every tree wears autumn colors?" She saw him as a secret, a faith, the one moon she dared to love in secret. From the age of twelve to twenty, she followed the boy, their shadows overlapping for eight years. Her love was quietly sweet, yet so deep she couldn
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Save File from the Start: Everyone Thinks I’m a Precognition-Type 开局存档，别人认为我是预言系
(The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, not a bleeding heart.) (The protagonist is the GOAT.) (A simple, easy read that won't make your brain work. If you like straightforward, no-nonsense action, you can leave your brain in the comments for safekeeping.) Longjing Martial Arts School Principal: “Student Luo has awakened such a powerful support ability! We should create a new department for it: the ‘Prophecy Department.’” Shen Feng, a big shot in the organization behind Xia Country's rise: “As
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It Began with My Awakening 我从觉醒开始
A good-for-nothing got drunk and became a muddled mess. All he did every day was drink, and whenever he ran out of money, he borrowed some from his friends. They had grown up together, and none of them could bear to see him suffer. Then one day, after they finished drinking, the story began.
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