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Books by Su Yisu
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Su Mu's Veil (Reborn) 苏幕有遮（重生）
After transmigrating to ancient times, Su Mu thought he'd landed in the underdog's comeback story. But just as he was getting ready to sharpen his knives and take on the scumbags... Wait, wait! I haven't even done anything yet, so why are you all lying on the ground??? Looking at his opponents, each in worse shape than the last, Su Mu was completely baffled. Not long afterward, a certain powerful figure who had kept a low profile was cornered in an alley. Su Mu said gravely, “I have a story abou
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I Heard You’ve Always Wanted to Fight Me 听说你一直想跟我打架
When He Zhi wakes, his mind is a blank. On his search for his memories, he encounters a blind fortune-teller, a possessed Vermilion Bird, and a mountain lord who is half human and half demon... What do they have to do with the memories he lost? And who is the man who keeps insisting he is He Zhi’s betrothed? He seems to be close to the truth, yet that truth remains elusive. What is justice? What is responsibility? What does it mean to be alive? The betrayer lost on the path, the sword-bearer in
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I’ll Come Clean: I’m a Mama’s Girl! 摊牌了，我就是妈宝女！
[Ensemble cast + strong heroine + romance as fate decides + reborn + no male lead + all male supporting characters are virgins + the author loves you~] (In a nutshell: The ultimate clash between two orders.) I transmigrated into the belly of the male lead’s runaway, pregnant first love in a cultivation novel aimed at male readers… Don’t panic, don’t panic. Have a sip of water and calm down. What!? You’re telling me my bargain-bin mother is reborn!? Don’t panic, don’t panic. Have a sip of water a
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Laughter Drifts Away on the Wind 笑意随风散
[First person + third person + childhood sweethearts + redemption + angst] I knew this day would come eventually. I had known it for a long time. But when it finally arrived, I realized I wasn't nearly as composed as I had imagined I would be. That day, I lost my beloved forever. He smiled at me and said, “I'm sorry.” Right before my eyes, he fell from a great height and bloomed against the ground like a brilliant flower. Its wild, vivid bloom was intoxicating. My boy will remain forever twenty
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