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Books by Song Wu
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Harry Potter: Thornbird
He wanted a funeral that would never end, love so utterly self-absorbed it could kill, a desolate heartbeat, and an open door. He wanted his thorns to embrace him in death, their lips locked. He and his older brother were born on December 31, 1926. Ten years later, he died alone on a night without embraces or light. As the final bell tolled, his fingertips stilled at the end of a trail of blood, before a door. Only twisted love grew wildly over his corpse. “Thanatos Riddle, Slytherin!” Beneath t
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This Assassin Is a Little Too Carefree 这个杀手有点浪
Tang Lian spent most of his life sailing without oars, riding nothing but the waves. Then he met an ice-cold Taoist priest, and before he knew it, the waves had capsized. An icy beauty of a Taoist priestess x a roguish, cold-blooded assassin
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Quick Transmigration: The Scumbag Is Always Stealing the Spotlight 快穿之渣男总是在抢戏
They meet each other in countless worlds. Perhaps this is, in itself, a carefully orchestrated love story. 1v1 Scheming, calculating jealous grouch (Jin Yuan) × carefree, won-over-in-the-end sweetheart (Ruan Xun)
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Crossing This Spring 渡过这个椿
[Mutual pining / Bad ending / Two top students] * If this story has an ending, it should be the clouds parting over what lies buried in the earth. It should be longing from a hospital bed. “Once I make it through this spring, I’ll come marry you.” “Now, you’re my second wish.” Rebellious boy x lonely girl
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My Deskmate Is Back 同桌他回来了
When Fei Xi returned to the city where he had lived for 16 years to continue his studies, Gu Ci was making a fuss about wanting to star in a drama. “It's just a simple school romance. Why won't you let me do it? You're my agent, so why did you give the script to someone else without telling me?” Su Min'en was stumped by this unexpected career dilemma. She couldn't understand why someone usually so rational and composed was being so difficult now. “You're in your final year of high school. Your s
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