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Books by 溪瓷
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- Borrowing Flowers to Offer to Buddha 借花献佛 "What was your name before?" Xiao Fu asked. "Zi Yun," he replied calmly. "What was your title?" "Immortal Lord." "And what are you now?" "A resident monk at Nangu Temple." "..." Yes, this story has a touch of fantasy, but the overall tone is lighthearted and leans toward comedy. I just want to make readers grin, and preferably laugh out loud. This story is silly, set in an alternate world, and full of melodrama. It's a special pit of a story, packed with the best of the author's imagination an 7Favorites571Clicks/ch—Gifts
- How Could I Not Remember You? 我怎么会不记得你？ Before I met him, I never imagined I would humble my proud heart. A sweet romance about a professor uncle getting taken down by a genius, scheming young man. Short story (Any resemblance is purely coincidental) Theme: 1Favorites564Clicks/ch—Gifts
- Coix Fairy: Zhu Ran 薏米仙——珠冉 This is the story of a tiny grain of coix that cultivated for five thousand years before attaining immortality. She set out to become an immortal because, when she was little (when she was still a tiny, plump grain of coix, to be precise), her master told her, "Zhuran, when you become an immortal, I'll come for you." Clearly, her master had his eye on this extraordinary, plump little grain of coix ever since she was young! And so, for five thousand years, Zhuran traveled back and forth between t 1Favorites561Clicks/ch—Gifts
- Jiangnan, How Green the Fields 江南何田田 She thought she had betrayed him, but she hadn't. So she really is an idiot. A short story, probably only two or three chapters. I had a sudden thought: it feels like a lot of modern romance stories follow this pattern! So I shamelessly decided to write one like that. Message: 1Favorites665Clicks/ch—Gifts
- A Love Like This 这样的爱情 Through the years, they weathered every storm together for three years. Among their friends, they were the model couple, the only couple in their class. Everyone said he treated her so well. But when it came to love, only one saying ever struck her deepest: only the drinker knows whether the water is warm or cold. (PS: Reposting this story is prohibited.) Theme: —Favorites764Clicks/ch—Gifts
