Fanqie library

Browse

Titles
4

Every Fanqie book we index, searchable by title, author or tag.

Filters
Tags
Reset
  1. Everything Can Be Recycled in the Pawn Shop, Even What You Don't Want Eastern Fantasy100k Wordscompleted In "Yugang", a border city shrouded in thick fog all year round, there is a mysterious pawnshop that only opens at midnight - Mirror World. It does not accept gold, silver or jewelry, only "things": a memory that you want to forget, an unrealized regret, an innate fear, or even a certain personality of your own. Everyone who walks into a pawn shop will hear the boss's warning before making a transaction: "You will no longer own the things you pawn. But you must walk the road to the future by you 1ReadsScoreShelves
  2. How Do College Students Make Money? Watch Me Achieve Myself Urban110k Wordscompleted · "Everything has a price, but love is priceless." · "It took fifteen years to go from seven square meters to the fifty-eighth floor." · "It's not that I'm worthy of trust, it's that he is willing to trust me." · "Those who knock on the door late at night later become the characters in the story." 1ReadsScoreShelves
  3. Whose Good Man's Golden Finger Is Like a Basket? ! ! Modern Romance136k Wordscompleted A short story about a country girl who pulled her younger sister and younger brother when the college entrance examination was just resumed. A small golden finger was added to the story to let everyone understand the hard work of women in the old era. ReadsScoreShelves
  4. Ascension? It's Just My Imagination Eastern Fantasy190k Wordsongoing Everyone knew that Lin Zhou was a genius who was already facing disaster at a young age. The entire sect regarded him as the future cauldron bearer. Leaders from all the immortal sects rushed to befriend him. Even the legendary descendant of the Hehuan Sect once had an earth-shattering duel with him under the moon. Only Lin Zhou himself knew that this legend of cultivating immortals was just a big dream from which he could not wake up. The high expectations of his parents weighed him down; the m ReadsScoreShelves