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The Evening Breeze Blows Through the Old Letter Paper
The shop of Shen Zhiyi, an old restorer, is hidden deep in an old alley. Every old thing she handles is wrapped in the regret and tenderness of others, but she remains silent about her own past. Until starry sky photographer Lu Xingci pushed in the door, bringing a vaguely handwritten love letter from the Republic of China, as well as a sleeve full of evening breeze and starlight. He took pictures all over the world, but he only wanted to freeze the way she looked when she lowered her head and r
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Kill the Good and Prove the Way
Su Zhan understood a truth in the bloody night when his family was wiped out: in this world, good people don't live long. He dug out the last bit of softness in his heart with his own hands, and from then on he only asked about pros and cons when doing things, without distinguishing between good and evil. But when he embarked on this road of proving the Tao through killing, he discovered that "conscience" can be chopped off, but cannot be avoided.
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Daytime Virus
Cheng Ye woke up in bloody fluorescence, and the entire city was being swallowed by the "daytime virus". The infected are afraid of the dark and only hunt in daylight. As one of the few immune people, he must travel through the ruins occupied by mutant creatures and survive in the twisted laws of human nature. But when he discovered that the source of the virus was related to his missing father, the game of survival suddenly turned into a road to atonement...
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Shanghai at Night: the Chess Game Between Haitang and the Young Commander
Shanghai Beach, ten miles away from home, is full of undercurrents. Shen Haitang, the top singer of Paramount, wears a cheongsam and has a great voice, and she is among the dignitaries. No one knew that when she returned to the attic after singing "Tuberose" every night, she would pull out half of a yellowed photo from the bottom of her wardrobe - that was the only clue left behind by her sister who disappeared three years ago. Until that night, Lu Xiaochuan, the new marshal of the Shanghai Army
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