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Books by Yin Mu
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Beware the Mediocre 庸人小心
Realistic fiction · Unrequited love with a bad ending · Small-town life · Ordinary people · Coming-of-age · No golden finger Based on the true experiences of friends, this story is told from a male first-person perspective and follows Jiang Xin through the ups and downs of his youth in a small southern county town from 2005 to 2014. He was once an elementary-school prodigy admired by everyone. But from the moment he started middle school, his life quietly began to veer off course. As a boy, he
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Taking My Golden Finger into the Haunted Realm 带着金手指闯诡界
[Two male leads + System + suspense + paranormal + happy ending] Yu Fan never imagined that simply falling asleep from exhaustion would take him into the Strange Realm, where some kind of ghostly System appeared. Faced with sudden danger, he had to solve one strange case after another with the System's help just to survive. Along the way, he met all kinds of people and made friends, and together they strove to escape the Strange Realm. “Hello, Host. Congratulations on successfully activating
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This Chapter of My Life on Earth 我在人间的这一章
He was born into a farming family and grew up poor. Yet he never applied himself, wasting his studies on play, lacking ambition, and sometimes losing himself in the mountains and rivers or indulging in romance. He spent more than twenty years letting life pass him by, working odd jobs in all directions and constantly traveling from place to place. Looking back, he had passed thirty, yet still had no wife or children. He couldn't help but shed tears. Flowers may bloom again, but people never get
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Young Love 青春爱恋
Young Love
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A Secret Crush Is the Symphony of Youth 暗恋是青春的交响曲
An unrequited love that came to nothing changed Wu Yiyi’s life forever. There is no right or wrong in the stories of youth, only missed chances. Even ten years later, their story remains vivid in her memory like a movie, and thinking of it still brings her to tears.
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