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Books by 树多夏凉
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From the JJWXC books we index, matched on the author's name.
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A Delicious Stroke of Luck 美食幸事
My next period novel, updating daily: When I Was in Grandma's Stories Reborn in a new life, Ye Chengyun doesn't have to get married or give birth, has no husband to boss her around, and even gets a cute child for free. There's really nothing to complain about, except for two things. First, her cooking is too good, and the little chub at home is getting more and more solid. Second, she often worries about the little rascal who rarely comes home and can be lured away with a single bite to eat! Wh
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When I Was in Grandma's Story 当我在外婆故事里
A period-drama anthology. Every girl whose life has turned gray gets a chance at a second life through the stories her grandmother told her at her bedside as a child. It's a little like Cinderella, except their stories begin at midnight, after the new day has started. The first story is currently updating: A story told by a grandmother born in the 1960s. The best thing about an anthology is that it can include lots of elements and all kinds of ideas. It's made up of many different people and st
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Working the Night Shift with Ghosts 深夜上个鬼班
Note: This isn't scary, because the author gets scared too. Most of it is a bald author's tale of everyone guessing what will happen, then guessing again. Chang Ning remembers her master once saying, "Sometimes, the quietest hours of the night are actually the liveliest." If Heaven gave Chang Ning a chance to choose, she'd be happy to do what most people do: go to bed early, dream about handsome guys, and enjoy an ordinary, happy night like a normal person. Too bad for her damned conscience!
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An Old Deer in My Heart Just Leapt! 心头的老鹿撞了下！
Temporarily sealed! If I feel like writing it again, I’ll come back! If life unexpectedly gave you a chance to rewind and start over, could you still hold back the things you once couldn’t bear to give up, but had no choice but to abandon? Would you face head-on the fear that once seemed insurmountable? And could the wounds left bleeding when you gave up ever have a chance to heal? Old Deer, who at twenty-five was held by someone and forced into a suicide pact against his will, thinks: Hey! Why
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