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Books by Xiao Quan
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Transmigrated: My Stunning Master Wants to Win Her Husband Back 穿越之绝美师尊要追夫
[A seme who takes his anger out on his disciple × a stunning master who pursues her husband] A feel-good power fantasy, told from the seme’s perspective. In his original world, the original owner had been born with heart disease. He had kept his emotions in check his whole life, but in the end, died because no suitable heart donor could be found. He transmigrated into Lu Jing, the eldest disciple of a white-robed master. The original Lu Jing had already been gravely injured, then died when his m
181Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Zither as My Voice 将琴代语
Two men + slice of life + sweet romance + versatile roles. Read with caution if you dislike versatile couples! Please check the content warnings! Xu Ruxing read a novel and was so unhappy with its ending, and so much of a die-hard fan of Yan Yue'er, that he wrote a long, furious rant. Then he was pulled into the book, and the two of them both lost their memories. But in the end... Xu Ruxing chose to stay in the book. Volume One: What about you? Which novel are you in? Volume Two: I'm in your n
34Reads—Score—Shelves
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China's Last 100 Years: The 20th Anniversary Edition of Black Lens, The Great Era of Ordinary People Through the Masters' Lenses (1919-2020) 中国这100年：〈黑镜头〉20周年纪念版（大师镜头下 小人物的大时代（1919～2020）
This book features more than 100 representative works by master photographers including Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Marc Riboud, Bruno Barbey, and Steve McCurry. Through photographs and stories about ordinary people in history, this collection of photographic narratives offers a glimpse into China's transformations. Over the past century, China has undergone tremendous changes. Many people may think history is a game played by great figures, but real history is made up of the love, hate,
14Reads7.6Score—Shelves
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Chasing My Childhood Sweetheart with a Game 带着游戏追竹马
A new game, a new life. The top players are in a chaotic frenzy, fighting bosses, completing quests, and trash-talking one another, while casual players watch the spectacle and gossip without missing a beat. Lu Junqi may have no one to support but himself, and spends his days drawing and gaming. As long as his illness doesn't flare up, life couldn't be more carefree. His childhood friend, though, can't find his childhood sweetheart. With no other choice, a bout of chuunibyou inspires him to make
4Reads—Score—Shelves