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I Relied on My IQ to Clear the Level of Ghost Story
On the eve of the college entrance examination, I received a message from my landlord: Don't open the door tonight and don't answer the knock. Then, the entire building disappeared. I obviously live on the fourth floor, but the rules on the wall say - there is no fourth floor in this building. Strange rules come. If you knock on the door more than three times, you are not allowed to open the door; if you hear the sound of marbles late at night, please do not raise your head; if someone calls you
65Reads—Score—Shelves
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Shhh, Be Quiet, My Baby Is Going Back to China
[E-sports] + [Reunion after a long absence] + [Two male protagonists] + [Next year] [1V1] + [Double strong] + [Three-year age difference] When we meet again after a long separation, is it emotion when we meet you for the first time, or is it the indescribable longing for you? Yu Lingchen didn't know because he couldn't figure it out or understand it. All he knew was that what happened was not Xie Wang's fault. He was angry because the man disappeared without leaving a message for him. When he fo
23Reads—Score—Shelves
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Seven Commandments Market Gate
Do you believe that human nature is inherently evil? Xu Ye believed it. He is a graduate student in psychology, and his thesis title is "Fear Conditioning and Human Instinct." He has seen too many people's ugliness exposed under pressure, and has long lost hope for "goodness". Until that day, a red door appeared on his path. Doors will chase people. He hid twice, and the third time, the door opened in his bedroom. At two o'clock in the morning, warm yellow light came from the crack in the door
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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Jinhua Years
This is a family story that spans the ages, telling the life changes and emotional entanglements of the Lao Qi family after they moved to Jinhua County in the early 1980s. In this story, the five children of Lao Qi's family each experienced the pain and joy of growing up. They got married, started a business, and gave birth to offspring, gradually expanding the originally closely connected large family into several relatively independent small families. As times change, the Lao Qi family also fa
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