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Chess Girl: a Wonderful Journey in the Black and White World
Ke Xiaoxi, who has been fond of Go since she was a child, accidentally discovered an ancient chess board in the attic of her grandfather's house. From then on, she began to possess the special ability of the chess spirit and showed her edge in world competitions. It shows how an ordinary girl embarked on the path of a Go genius with the help of hard work and the chess spirit, and began an incredible journey of Go.
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Traveling Back to Ancient Times, I Became a Winner in Life by Writing Storybooks
My name is Li Wentao. I'm 22, graduated from an ordinary second-tier college, and have no connections or special talents. I did just fine in my major, and I'm good-looking enough, but in a crowd, I'd be impossible to pick out. By day, reality grinds me into the dirt. At night, I hole up in my rented room, playing games and scrolling on my phone. Then, at two in the morning one day, everything went black, and I collapsed. When I woke up, I had become Su Jin, the only son of the Grand General of Z
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Letter to Zhiyuan
In the spring of 1941, Su Wanqing began to write her first letter on the eve of her newlywed husband Lin Zhiyuan's departure, informing her of the good news of her pregnancy. After her husband left, the war situation worsened and communications were interrupted. She gave birth to her daughter Lin Nianyuan in loneliness. Her mother-in-law died of illness, and Su Wanqing arranged the funeral alone. After the war ended in 1946, she saw her husband's name on the missing list and still insisted on wr
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Cheng Xiaozhai's Home Isolation Diary
New works are released. Welcome to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story!
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Consultant for Unusual Cases
I'm Cheng Xiaozhai, nineteen years old, and a perfectly ordinary college student. After unexpectedly gaining the ability to learn how someone died by touching an object, I was coaxed and cajoled into becoming an unofficial “consultant” by my cousin, a homicide detective. On my first case, the first thing I touched was the victim's treasured limited-edition figurine. His final moments had been filled with heartfelt confessions from his anime waifus. Spitting blood, I couldn't help remarking, “Man
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