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Knowing the Moon's Ashes, Looking for Glimmers of Light
"Seeing the Glimmer in the Ashes of the Moon" tells the story of the heroines Ling Zhiyue and Suman's ups and downs in their marriage and life, and reflects the choices and perceptions of modern urbanites facing love and family affection. The core of the novel explores the rebirth after betrayal, missed true love, the hardships of a single mother, and the desolation of finally bowing to reality.
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Lihen Tianzhi Sanshengnuo
"Three Lives of the Promise of Lihentian" This article's imagination time travel is purely fictitious, inspired by the three lives of the characters Lin Daiyu and Beijing Wang Shuirong in the Chinese classic "A Dream of Red Mansions".
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Not Really Useful
This is a biography of Zhao Zilong who traveled to Changshan. This is not a story about a king and his ministers getting to know each other. This is the regret that a loyal minister and an emperor understand each other but can never fulfill each other. "Preparation for Use" takes the unique perspective of Zhao Yun, a time traveler whose soul is possessed, and retells a heroic epic in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms that has been understated in history books. The protagonist falls into C
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Thoughts Are Still Lingering on the Cliff
The greatest thing in the world is maternal love. But isn't a child's love for his mother another extreme? In her previous life, she pushed her mother off the cliff of Broken Mind with her own hands. In this life, she begged Lord Xuanxu on her knees and was reincarnated as her mother's eldest daughter. When her second daughter was born, she was in the ICU for thirty days and her daughter was in the incubator for thirty days. The mother and daughter were in tug-of-war with death at the same time.
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The Brain Trapped in the Vast Sea and Lost Forever
It is a fantasy novel with a strong science fiction color and ethical thinking. It combines elements of Eastern culture and near-future technological imagination. The overall plot is compact and the theme is clear. Under the framework of "immortality technology" and "consciousness uploading", it explores human nature, ethics and the risks of technology abuse. Any similarity is purely coincidental.
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The Distant Qilin
"Qilin Gone Away" tells the story of the deep friendship spanning fifteen years between Wang Jianguo, the owner of a private manufacturing company, and Qilin, a Tibetan driver. It shows a spiritual dialogue that connects the city and the plateau, modern industrial civilization and simple Tibetan culture. Reflecting on the excessive pursuit of "success", "efficiency" and "control" in modern urban life, and exploring how to find the "reality" and "temperature" of life in an industrialized and fast
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