JJWXC catalogue
Books by 瑞麒
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Alice in Wonderland 3: Saving the Mad Hatter 爱丽丝梦游仙境3之拯救疯帽子
Anyone who has seen Alice in Wonderland knows that the love between the Mad Hatter and Alice is more than friendship. But they don't live in the same world, so in the first two films, they never ended up together. I hope this story will let everyone imagine what might have happened... "Why is a raven like a writing desk?" The answer to this riddle has always been hidden in the poor Mad Hatter's heart. He's waited more than ten years for his beloved Alice. Will this time bring him the ending he l
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Mad Hatter, Thank Goodness You're by My Side 疯帽子，还好有你在我身边
Two different worlds, two different lives. It was only through an innocent quest, a fierce battle, and a brave transmigration that she came to know him. Alice slowly grew through setbacks and learned to love bravely through hardship. Always searching for new adventures, she left the Mad Hatter in Wonderland waiting desperately for her return, so they could repeat that familiar question: "Why is a raven like a writing desk?" ... Then, by a twist of fate, Alice returned to Wonderland. Perhaps some
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Alice's Journey Through Wonderland 爱丽丝仙境之旅
Alice's travels may never come to an end, and her seafaring adventures may become an obsession. Perhaps the most important thing to Alice is carrying on her father's work, but in Wonderland, perhaps she is what matters most to him. One sea voyage nearly cost Alice her life, and he brought her back to Wonderland once more. What has happened there this time? Will she stay in Wonderland, or leave his side once again?
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A Thousand-Year Love Poem by the Nile 尼罗河畔的千年情诗
A beautiful, lilting love poem has been recited along the banks of the Nile for a thousand years. Three thousand years ago, a great emperor made a promise to the woman he loved beside the Nile: "I am already the Pharaoh of Egypt. I can give you anything you desire. If it is reasonable, ask for one and I will give you two. If it is unreasonable, then I will be an irrational ruler and grant your wish anyway." It was a vow, a declaration of love, and a love poem all at once. After enduring countles
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