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Books by Night Ablaze
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The CEO’s Undercover Wife 总裁的卧底娇妻
Core premise: To investigate her sister’s “accidental” death, the genius criminal profiler heroine disguises herself as a sweet, innocent girl and marries the corporate CEO who is her prime suspect. She thinks she’s putting on an act, unaware that she is actually the male lead’s “pawn,” meant to draw out the mastermind while he keeps her under his protection. Two clever people hiding behind masks probe each other’s true feelings amid a web of lies, until an adorable little boy who looks just lik
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Apocalypse: Start the Game 开机末日
Fate plants its seeds in a person’s nature long before they bloom. In Shanghai in 1934, a ceremony codenamed “Startup” opens Pandora’s box of technology and conspiracy. Shen Zhilan, an engineer who has returned from studying abroad, upholds the Shen family’s ancestral precept that “technology must be the foundation of the nation.” She takes charge of a mysterious device called “Ochre Soil,” which can optimize life, or even erase it. Rational and resilient, she nevertheless struggles to choose be
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The Golden Cudgel Era 金箍纪元
[Synopsis of The Golden Hoop Era] In Year 2999 of the Heavenly Crafts Era, the Haotian Furnace is about to go out, and the Three Realms teeter on the brink of collapse. Sun Wukong, imprisoned for five hundred years, awakens beneath Five Elements Mountain and is told that he can regain his freedom by escorting the pilgrim to obtain the true scriptures. But he soon discovers that: The golden hoop doesn't just bind his head. It also seals the last “spark” of an ancient civilization. The so-called t
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The Heavenly Fragrance in the Mirror 天香镜中人
She sings opera, witnesses bloodshed, and lays bare the human heart. Liu Menglan has two faces: Onstage, she is the most captivating opera singer in the capital, her water sleeves sweeping gracefully as she sings of life, death, and deep devotion in The Peony Pavilion; Offstage, she is the only “one in the mirror” who can see the final moments of the dead. When the Minister of Revenue’s daughter drowns, Liu is so moved by her singing that she actually “sees” the murderer shove the girl into the
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