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Books by Xu Mulong
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Auntie’s Troubles 阿姨的烦恼
The novel Auntie's Troubles is a long-form urban romance about a middle-aged woman who, after losing her husband, faces harassment from all kinds of people in her daily life and struggles to protect herself. Auntie is kind and steadfast in her virtue as a wife, yet she also wrestles with the loneliness, isolation, and desires common to middle age, giving her a complex inner life and behavior. Through the everyday lives and experiences of ordinary people, the novel reflects both the kindness and
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I’m Chicken Bro 我是鸡哥
I Am Chicken Bro, Volume One. A handbook for the poor to turn their lives around + a paradise for hard workers + a textbook on business models + a basic guide for salespeople + an easy, everyday read. You'll find a reflection of yourself in these pages. You're a free-range chicken, a fighting rooster who could one day leave the ground and perch on a branch like a phoenix. The story follows Chicken Bro, a young man entering society for the first time. He suffers through many hardships at work, ma
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Qidelong’s Special Training 齐得隆的特训
This novel is destined not to attract much attention, because it was written to teach children how to write. So many children like studying. In their spare time, they choose to play instead of read, and parents also think books like this are just frivolous reading. Since it began serializing, it has had very few views. But I will keep writing until it's finished. One day, someone will discover the treasure hidden inside. The male lead is Qi Delong, a third-grade elementary school student and th
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There's a Temple in My Village 我在村里有个庙
My new work is out! Welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. The San Houzi family was the only household in the village with their surname, and they were often bullied. The Liu Shuigeng family was a prominent clan in the village, and the two families frequently clashed. Liu Shuigeng beat San Houzi to death and dumped his body in a pond under cover of darkness. The Dragon King of the pond revealed San Houzi’s true origins: he had once been one of the three multicolored stones left behind after the g
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