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Books by The Deer Who Sleeps on Spirit Mountain

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  1. Quick Transmigration in K-Entertainment: The Max-Level Sweetheart Charms Every Top-Tier Star 快穿韩娱:满级甜妹撩遍顶流男神 Female-Channel Fanfiction1.1M WordsOngoing Su Wan binds herself to a K-entertainment dream-fulfillment System and enters a realistic version of South Korea’s entertainment industry, embarking on a sweet, healing quick transmigration journey. No catfights, no competing with other women, no scandals. She focuses on her career and takes love seriously! A devoted 1v1 romance in every world, no playing the field, no love triangles. Sweet from start to finish. First stop: An unknown trainee at P Entertainment × gentle, dependable leader Choi 186Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Night Before Debut: The Fourteenth Star 出道前夜:第十四颗星 Female-Channel Fanfiction437k WordsCompleted In early winter 2014, on the night Seoul saw its first snowfall, SEVENTEEN trainee member Wen Junhui found a boy curled up on a street corner on his way back to the dorm. The boy called himself “Qilin.” He had no memories and wore only a thin Chinese martial arts uniform, quietly waiting in the cold wind for some unknown destination. Out of kindness, Wen Junhui took him back to the dorm, only to discover that this quiet, taciturn boy had astonishing body control and martial arts skills. At Pledi 33Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Korean Showbiz: The Genius Girl's Double Life 韩娱:天才少女的双面人生 Female-Channel Fanfiction562k WordsCompleted At sixteen, she graduated from Peking University and already held a license to practice traditional Chinese medicine. Shen Xingwan was the gifted heiress her family had pinned all their hopes on. Then came a SEVENTEEN concert and a talent scout who wouldn’t leave her alone. She cast aside all her accolades, concealed her identity, and signed a trainee contract with Pledis, becoming a rookie at the very bottom of the South Korean entertainment industry. “Six months,” her father said as he signed 26Reads—Score—Shelves