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Books by Mengli's Heartfelt Words
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Where the Heart Finds Peace 寻得心安是归途
The day Meng Xuan burned ten years of diaries, she thought she'd burned away all her grievances. When she was diagnosed with cancer, she thought she'd reached the darkest moment of her life. When she met Yan Nanjun, she thought she'd finally found a ray of hope. But only when Yan Nanjun's wife sat down in front of her with proof did she understand: she had simply been searching, again and again, for a sense of security from other people amid one crisis after another. She had once compromised in
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Miss Bamboo Leaf 竹叶姑娘
The Bamboo-Leaf Girl
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Mute Enchantress 哑魅
Using "silence" as its central thread, the story connects childhood trauma with intergenerational relationships. Through two episodes in which Yanyan is struck mute for different reasons, it portrays fear, defiance, and growth from a child's perspective, as well as the complex emotional bonds between domineering elders and vulnerable children. Yanyan's silence has always come in two kinds. When Great-Grandma orders her, "Come with me to my family home in Xihe Mountain," Yanyan lowers her head an
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A Post-90s Mother-in-Law 九零后的婆婆
In the sweltering summer of 2020 in Wuhan, two families met for the first time, and a “war” over a house began. An Ran, a mother-in-law born in the 1970s, clutched a yellowed chart of housing prices, tracing the year-end drop she had circled in red. Thirty years as an accountant had made her shrewd: wait six months, and the young couple could pay off their mortgage two years earlier. But Qian Ning, her daughter-in-law born in the 1990s, saw it as proof that her mother-in-law didn’t want to give
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Crossing the Green Bamboo River: I Changed My Fate After Becoming a Bamboo-Leaf Girl 青竹渡：穿成竹叶娘后我改命了
Everyone in Qingzhu Ferry knows Yun won't live to thirteen. Lung disease leaves her gasping after just a few steps, and a fortune-teller says she brings bad luck to her family. Her relatives are secretly preparing to dig up the kitchen stove to "drive out evil." No one knows that Yun's soul now belongs to Lin Wei, a traditional Chinese medicine doctor from the modern world. She uses her professional knowledge to treat her illness while matching wits with her family's superstitions and dealing w
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