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Books by Jie Mona

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  1. Her and Him in the Special Forces 特种部队的她与他 Female-Channel Fanfiction156k WordsCompleted Set against the backdrop of a passionate special forces unit, this story follows a female protagonist who disguises herself as a man and toughs it out among the soldiers. As she meets He Chenguang, Li Erniu, Wang Yanbing, Xu Tianlong, Miao Lang, Gong Jian, Chen Shanming, and Song Kaifei, eight special forces soldiers with very different personalities, they grow from strangers into people who understand one another, eventually forging deep love and bonds. The story shows the power of love and the 108Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. An Ancient-Style Romance in Tingchao Pavilion: The Boat and the Twin Stars 听潮阁里的古风缘:舟与双子星 Modern Romance236k WordsCompleted Gu-style streamer Lin Wanzhou transmigrates unexpectedly and joins Tingchao Pavilion as a newcomer called “Zhouzhou.” She sticks to her livestream style of traditional Han clothing and guzheng, but unexpectedly forms a connection with the energetic twin streamers known as the “Little Electric Duo,” Long Aotian and Hu Lingyun. From their first online video call, to discovering the twins' unexpectedly adorable side beneath their outgoing “social butterflies” personas at an in-person team gathering 13Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. You and the Starlight Are Both Sweet as Candy 星光与你皆是糖 Female-Channel Fanfiction168k WordsCompleted Set in the modern entertainment industry, the 0713 Reemployment Boy Band becomes a sensation with their sincere, hilarious variety-show style, rising to become a hugely popular national group. The heroine, Su Tang, is a rookie entertainment reporter who accidentally stumbles into their lives and begins a romance full of sweetness. 13Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Horror Arena: The Red and White Fiends 恐怖擂台:红白双煞 Mystery498k WordsCompleted When horror arenas become battlegrounds determining whether nations survive, the Dragon Kingdom teeters on the brink of destruction due to a break in its horror culture. Chen Mo, a history graduate student with a photographic memory, has committed more than five thousand Chinese horror tales to heart. With nothing more than the movement of his lips, he can bring the spectral bridal sedan and the corpse-strewn mountain's black coffin to life, turning the eerie legends of Strange Tales from a Chin 7Reads—Score—Shelves