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Where Can I See the Stars Tonight?
In the reincarnation of civilization on a cosmic scale, individual love and choice are the only stars that illuminate the road to survival. Absolutely rational civilization's survival VS human emotions full of flaws but precious ones
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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Marry Bai Yueguang
The story tells the complete life of a woman from "substitute" to "white moonlight"—— She was once a chess piece abandoned by her family, but with her sobriety and tenacity, she became the real mistress of the Hou Mansion; She once fell into the abyss, but with love and faith, she returned from nirvana; She once lived in her mother's shadow, but eventually she became her own light. And the dandy prince, who looked on coldly at first, finally earned her a royal life, searched for her like crazy f
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Blood Sacrifice of the Strange Village
This story started with an idea: What kind of horror doesn't rely on gore and jump scares, but relies on the word "voluntary"? We've seen so many horror stories – monsters, ghosts, killings, screams. Readers are used to trembling in the dark, used to being rescued by the protagonist at the last moment, and used to the happy ending of "good defeats evil". But I wanted to write a different thriller. It's not the monster chasing you, but you walking towards the trap; it's not being forced to sacrif
2Reads—Score—Shelves
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Music Prescription
Music prescription
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Counterattack at the Front Desk
Counterattack at the front desk
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The Counterattack Life of Mountain Village Youth
This is not only the history of a man's counterattack, but also a love that goes in both directions in the torrent of the times. Their relationship does not have any grand vows, but only perseverance in times of difficulty and support for each other in times of trough. It tells us: True love is not the icing on the cake, but when you are walking in the mud, someone is willing to squat down, tie your shoelaces, and then say - I will accompany you.
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