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Books by Miss Qiqi Who Loves Cherries

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  1. When You Marry a Man Twenty Years Older 当遇到大二十岁的老公 Modern Romance102k WordsCompleted A girl is set up by her uncle and married off to a man twenty years her senior. By the time she learns the truth, there is no easy way back. Later, she meets her true love... But just as an affair seems about to begin, everything takes an unexpected turn. Caught between family and love, the heroine discovers the truth behind her marriage and resolutely decides to divorce. The older man refuses to let her go, leaving her torn. Just as she is about to break free, something else happens... 190Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Last Train of Love 爱的末班车 Modern Romance121k WordsCompleted This book was written in December 2007. After that, it was revised and improved 5 times. The plot of the novel has ups and downs and spans several decades, reflecting the changes in people's lives, thoughts and values ​​in small towns in western China after the reform and opening up. In the novel, the hero and heroine fell in love with each other in high school but failed to break through the layer of paper and missed each other. Many years later, after each experienced the ups and downs of anot 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. So You Were My First Love All Along 原来你才是我的初恋 Modern Romance124k WordsCompleted After seven years of marriage, the protagonists face emotional temptation, mortgage debt, first loves, and upheavals in life, experiencing the joys and sorrows of married life. As they mature, they come to understand what marriage means. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The New Book by Ms. Qiqi, Who Loves Cherries 喜欢吃樱桃的淇淇女士的新书 Modern Romance116k WordsOngoing This novel follows the joyful everyday life of a teacher who was among the last cohort of teacher-training graduates assigned jobs in 1998, starting work before the age of twenty. It offers a glimpse into the lives of some primary school teachers in the late 1990s and early 2000s. —Reads—Score—Shelves