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Books by Yu Qingling
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Life in a Siheyuan in the 1980s 八零年代四合院的生活
[Period setting + architecture + physics + no golden finger + no pocket dimension + no System + native characters + raising a child] Composed, beautiful female architect × cool, handsome male physics professor Li Han stares at the photo of her blind date in surprise. “Why is it him?” Isn't he that famous physics teacher at her university? When Wei Chishang gets home, he finds his family waiting. His mother and sister pull him aside to talk. “Son, your sister has found someone for you,” his mothe
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Searching for You in the Mountain City 我在山城找寻你
[Contemporary romance] [Realistic urban life] [Cool and elegant female CEO] At that moment, it felt as though I had lost everything. All my efforts had turned into nothing but a joke, a farce. But at the end of the story, in this mountain city, I finally understood that our fate was to keep searching for each other: searching for the selves we had lost, searching for the happiness that had slipped away.
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I Can't Lose My Job 我的饭碗不能丢
[Lighthearted mystery + romance + some original worldbuilding] Jin Mo finally landed a secure job and had a steady income, with nothing left to worry about. She kept telling herself to settle down, work hard, and live a good life, but things seemed to take an unexpected turn. Why had an unfinished, abandoned building become forbidden to so many people? Why did everyone shut their doors as soon as night fell, with rumors of hauntings spreading through the area? When she saw the doubled bonus, no
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Kou and Qingjia 蔻和清嘉
[Mutual Secret Crush + School Life + Sweet Romance] Soft and sweet girl vs. cool, handsome top student Chen Kou held out the maple leaf specimen she had made. “Ji Qingjia, I like you.” Chen Kou first saw Ji Qingjia during military training. The boy wore a plain white T-shirt and blue jeans, and his clear, bright eyes caught her attention. The second time, Chen Kou fainted, and the boy gave her a few pieces of candy. That was where their connection began. Chen Kou edged closer to him, step by st
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