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Books by Klark
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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He Sees My Clamor 他看见我的喧嚣
[Two male leads / furry / pure love / healing] My name is Chen Tianwang, and I’m a student at Longji No. 3 Middle School. I had a tongue-twister of a name back in my hometown, so the first thing I did when I came to Longji was change it to Chen Tianwang, hoping to fit into city life better. My parents happened to be starting a little convenience store there, too. “Hahaha! I’m me, Chen Tianwang. As for that old name... let’s not bring it up for now, please.” I was heading to school one morning wh
209Reads—Score100Shelves
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He Saw My Clamor: Echoes 他看见我的喧嚣：回声
[Furry / Pure Love / Sweet Romance / Healing] Even now, thinking back on those happy days warms my heart, like… a beam of sunlight shining through the window. I’m still that same Chen Tianwang. So much has happened over the past few years. On our first graduation trip, Li Xiao and I worked hard and both got into Xunming University, even choosing the same major. We finally admitted how we felt about each other. He surprised me with all kinds of gifts. Whenever we were on break, we’d spend our tim
94Reads—Score—Shelves
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Memory's Journey: Into the Dark Abyss 忆途：黯潜深渊
[Furry / Beastfolk World / Original Setting / Otherworldly Continent] When Loz woke up in the desert, he couldn't remember a thing. He didn't know who he was or where he came from. He didn't even realize he had fox ears and a tail until he touched them. All he had in his pockets was a blank phone, a blank notebook, and a memo from the fleet called Infinity. It said his name was Loz, that he suffered from Gemlin Syndrome, and that the meteor shower that fell on Chavia ten years ago might hold his
28Reads—Score—Shelves
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Expedition of Memories: The Final Song of the Dark Abyss 忆途远征：黯渊终曲
[Original worldbuilding / another world / furry / beast world] [This is the first installment in the long-running Faraway Expedition (In Search of Memories: Expedition) series] “The medical department found an amnesiac beast-plant person. Diagnosed with ‘Gemmeling Syndrome.’” “The condition is complicated, but here… the edges of the gaps in his memory are too neat. It doesn’t look like an illness. It looks like a scalpel.” “His physical indicators keep swinging between ‘pathological’ and ‘forcib
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