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Books by I'm a Little Qilin
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Autumn Chill Among the Paulownia Leaves 梧叶秋寒
[Multiple secret identities, cross-dressing as a man, palace and household intrigue, failing to recognize each other, happy ending] “Take off your clothes!” Leng Shuang ordered. The man was stunned. He stared at Leng Shuang in terror, covering his chest with his hands as he stammered, “I-I’m not into men!” Leng Shuang had already taken off her coat, revealing a white robe underneath. “Hurry! There’s no time!” As she spoke, she started pulling off his clothes. “I’d rather die than be with yo
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My Sweetheart 我的蜜糖
That year, a boy named Herry burst into Liu Shilin’s dull, monotonous rural life and lit up her world. But before long, he left without a trace. Liu Shilin’s father disappeared and her mother died of illness. Living under someone else’s roof, she had no support from her uncle and no love from her grandmother. She wanted to leave this place, this family she despised. Years later, Liu Shilin made a life for herself in a big city through her own hard work. One day, her boss asked Liu Shilin to go o
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Snowbound in Silence 雪寂寥
Wen Xuejian came to the capital to find her mother, only to see her mother’s head hanging above the city gate. To uncover the truth behind her mother’s murder, she boldly ventured into the imperial palace. Little did she know that the closer she came to the truth, the more frightened she became. Those closest to her were all implicated in her mother’s death… Her master’s lover was actually the emperor’s favorite concubine?! Her childhood friend, whom she thought she knew so well, was actually a
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A Legend from the Scottish Premiership: The Birth of China’s King of Football 苏超走出的传奇：中国球王的诞生
At just 170 centimeters tall, Cui Qilin was once the “short-statured killer” on the pickup courts at Yancheng’s vegetable market. On the day the Jiangsu youth team disbanded, he clutched his number 9 jersey and watched a red-crowned crane fly over the training ground. Later, this became why he pointed to the sky whenever he scored. When Su Chao Yancheng coach Gao Fei picked him up from the mud, no one believed this rough-and-ready player, whose first touch was like “catching a bomb,” could make
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