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Books by Mu Haichuan
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The Person Beneath the Pagoda Tree 槐树下的那个人
Not a power fantasy. Based on real events. When she was seven, her family sold her. Thirty yuan bought them the rights to decide the rest of her life. No one shed a single tear for her. Only one older brother, bleeding as he tried to stop the vehicle at the village entrance, called out her name and wrote two words in her palm: “Wait for me.” Her husband died, her children passed away young, and after her parents died, there was no one even to carry their coffins. She lived alone in a broken-down
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The Deaths of Thirty-Three People 三十三个人的死
I'm thirty-four this year. The day I was put on the prison wagon, it was winter. Not cold enough to finish me off, like an old rat that wasn't quite dead, still breathing, still hoping to turn things around. I didn't struggle or plead my innocence along the way. Because I knew I'd killed thirty-three people.
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The Cage of Stability 安定的牢笼
Based on a true story. Gu Qing enters a marriage that is supposed to be “stable.” The daily grind, friction with her mother-in-law, and her husband’s silence gradually wear their love down until they are little more than silent roommates. Her child’s cries, the loneliness of the night, and the feelings no one ever listens to are like fine chains, trapping her in a home that only seems warm. The thought of divorce takes root in her heart, but time and again, pleas to stay “for the child’s sake” p
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Drifting Through a Sea of Desire 欲海浮生
This is my first time writing, just practice, so you can skip this book. A death made to look like an accident reignites the truth buried seven years ago. Join Ranran as we slowly uncover what really happened back then. She vanished, was cremated, and was forgotten by everyone, only to rebuild her life in another country and return. She asks no questions and seeks no revenge. Instead, with a series of storms that seem like mere coincidences, she lets everyone who once lied out of greed dig their
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