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Books by Yuzu Is So Tender

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  1. A Glimmer Beneath the Badge 警徽下的微光 Modern Romance111k WordsCompleted The bloody iris mark left at the scenes of Linyuan City’s string of locked-room murders brings Jiang Yi, a criminal investigation team leader who believes in “physical evidence above all,” face-to-face with Jiang Shuyou, a criminal profiler sent over from the provincial department. One is a cold, tough cop burdened by the trauma of undercover work and used to going it alone. The other is the gifted daughter of a martial arts family, with formidable strength and intelligence and a knack for readi 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. When the Cicadas Sang, I Caught the Brooding Boy 蝉鸣时,我抓住了阴翳少年 Modern Romance113k WordsCompleted Su Wan jolts awake from the suffocating life she lived in her previous life. She had fled her family’s pressure and moved far away because she feared the school bully, Jiang Xuyuan, only to later learn the truth: Jiang Xu had quietly protected her and ultimately died at a construction site. The text message that once lured her away appears on her phone again. Su Wan deletes it without hesitation, then turns to meet Jiang Xu’s gaze. This time, she will seize every bit of light she let slip away. 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Blazing Flames Beneath the Thorns 荆棘下的炽焰 106k WordsCompleted A string of serial murders has rocked Jincheng: a rusted nail binding a soul at an abandoned factory, a body hidden inside a wax figure in a century-old mansion, a poisonous perfume delivery sent to kill, a frozen, decomposing corpse in a cold-storage warehouse... At every crime scene, investigators find a note reading “Pay for your sins” and a strange thorn tattoo. The victims come from wildly different walks of life, yet all have been drawn into a vast criminal web known as the “Thorn Messenge 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Our A-He Is a Blade 吾家阿禾是利刃 Ancient Romance102k WordsCompleted Shen Qinghe, legitimate daughter of the Prince of Jing’s household in the Great Jing, is the orphaned daughter of Li Mingyue, the “Goddess General.” She appears spoiled and willful, but hides peerless Cloud-Splitting Spear techniques and astonishing military strategy. Behind the vermilion palace walls of the capital, the Prince of Jing frames her and secret attacks rain down from court. Wearing her spoiled manner as a mask, she carefully advances her plans. Yet among her mother’s belongings, she —Reads—Score—Shelves