
Undying
不死
Synopsis
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A Hodgepodge of Great Reads
Found some completed stories I like.
Hidden Gems
Short, underrated, highly rated hidden gems without romantic pairings.
Jinjiang's Glitches Made Me Lose My Reading List, So Here's a Backup!
As the title says, Jinjiang glitched this year and wiped out a few of my collections. I racked my brains and thought it over from every angle, but still couldn't recover all the books, so I'm backing up some of my favorites here.
Short Stories, No CP, Big Ideas
All kinds of great short stories, all with no CP and incredibly wild ideas. Really, really wild.
I Am Free!
A collection of free Jinjiang stories, mostly ones I've read myself. They're not sorted into subgenres. Harry Potter stories have their own list.
Books I Like
Created to suit my personal tastes and to complete the Mid-Autumn Festival lantern-riddle task
So Interesting
A few are free short stories. The rest are books I've bought in full. A mixed bag, but no fanfiction.
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Like the gentleness of cotton thorns. We will experience many unexpected events, perhaps the life and death connection between ourselves and important people, or perhaps the unexpected death. "I" is a person who values others and blames himself. She wishes the best for those around her and is willing to dedicate herself to resurrecting others. It is such gentleness that her friends also want to protect her. The thorns in the cotton are the restraints she gave herself. You don't want others to be harmed by you anymore, so stay away from people and places where you can get supportive energy. She quickly cheered up and still treated people in the world with kindness. Cotton is the cautious tenderness of those around you. The retention of her mother and friends, the comments left by readers, the hugs of readers' relatives, and the repayment of kindness by the little boy and his relatives allowed her to vent, relax, and respond to tenderness with tenderness despite the "alienation" in her heart. It is a gentle article that makes people want to cry but leaves hope.
Great, the heroine is a very gentle person, and the people who are treated gently by her also reciprocate her kindness. The world treats me tenderly, I repay the world's tenderness
It's a bit sad. If the future had been known at that time, the heroine would have chosen to live as hard as she could. Unfortunately, there is no if in the world...
It's a sad but gentle story, it has nothing to do with romance, but I like it very much.
Although it feels warm, I can't control my crying
Healing and depressing, so gentleww
This book gives people the feeling of tenderness that has gone through thousands of sails.
Looking at it again, I still feel the body is warm.
Wow wow wow, it's so gentle, what a great article
Brush again. A very gentle story.