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Books by Hua Qingzui

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  1. The Blood of Youth: Yun Qing Reflects Across the Mountains and Rivers 少年歌行:云清映山河 Female-Channel Fanfiction58k WordsCompleted A new work is here! Come read my story on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 43Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Endless Romance: A Dashing Youth Fanfiction 风月无边:少年白马醉春风同人 Female-Channel Fanfiction69k WordsCompleted A Dashing Youth reaction fanfic, with some people and events from Young Blood also making an appearance. I added a few original characters. The heroine is an original character, Mu Lingyue, and I chose Baili Dongjun as the male lead. I also added some adapted elements. 27Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Meeting Your Silken Letter Beneath the Moon 月下逢锦书 Ancient Romance211k WordsCompleted Shen Yueli flees the imperial palace and settles in a Jiangnan town called Yunshui, taking the assumed name Lin Yue and living as a healer. When a plague suddenly breaks out in town, Xiao Lin arrives on imperial orders to provide disaster relief, and the two meet while helping the victims. 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Waiting for a Spring of Peace 等待属于和平的春天 Modern Romance390k WordsCompleted This story is entirely fictional, and is a mildly angsty romance. It is simply a story with the most ordinary beginning and the most ordinary ending. I hope you all enjoy it. The male lead is a soldier, and the female lead is a war correspondent. Welcome, and thank you for reading. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Moon-Reading System: Dreams Entwined with Reality 月读系统梦境与现实的交织 Fantastical Romance96k WordsOngoing A global phenomenon known as the Moonreading System descends, pulling everyone into a dream world every night. On the surface, it is a fair game where players earn real-world rewards by completing dream quests. Then Su Le'an, an ordinary librarian, discovers that those who earn the highest scores in their dreams are vanishing one after another in the real world, each supposedly by “accident.” —Reads—Score—Shelves