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Books by Mu Fu
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The Girl at the Funeral Home 殡仪馆少女
I’m young, and I don’t want to work nine to five. I just want to challenge myself. After joining a funeral home, I somehow ended up with superpowers. A funeral home at midnight sends chills down your spine, while a crematorium at noon is full of human malice. It’s true: the living are scarier than the dead. More and more people are telling me the stories of their lives. The more I encounter, the more I realize that being a good person comes down to having a conscience. Just watch me level up, ta
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The Chilly Wind Blows Through the Ginkgo Trees 料峭寒风吹银杏
Devoted, puppy-like gong x frail, gentle shou Shan Fu is a ginkgo tree spirit in poor health. He has always lived in a small town, where his daily routine consists of basking in the sun and drinking tea. He shares his home with Qi Xingle, a human he found on a night of torrential rain. They lived together in the town for more than twenty years. Their life was peaceful and uneventful, but happy. Then one day, Qi Xingle told Shan Fu he wanted to join the Jigong and make a name for himself in the w
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Loving You, Day and Night 爱你，在朝朝暮暮
Lin Muqiu ran all the way from a small town, working up a sweat until she found her footing in the bustling city. Then a misunderstanding turned Qin Chao, who had always protected her, into a cold, domineering CEO. As they clashed head-on, neither could suppress the feelings growing between them. Can hard work overcome the circumstances of one’s birth? Can sincerity break through prejudice? True love is a tender eternity!
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Me, Untethered from the World 与世界无关的我
In the late Qing and early Republican period, the heroine is the daughter of the Hami King and his Han Chinese wife. As a child, she is taught by a senior imam and receives religious instruction, studying languages and classics from different religious and cultural regions. As a teenager, she attends a modern school and later studies abroad. As a young woman, she returns to China after achieving a measure of success in her studies. The hero meets her when he is young and of humble origins. He ea
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