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Books by 语夕澄
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The Days I “Lived Together” with My Professor 和教授“同居”的日子
“Hello, Professor Lin. I'm your new roommate. I hope we'll get along!” “Oh, I like peace and quiet. Please try to keep a low profile from now on!” ... “Where have you been? It's so late, and I couldn't reach you on your phone!” “Didn't you tell me to keep a low profile? What I do and where I go is none of your business!” ... Another year-end exam season has arrived, and the students are all complaining that Professor Lin Fan of the Civil Engineering Department is cold-blooded and heartless, desp
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The Black Fox's Wing: Mei's Love 黑狐之翼梅恋
Back in high school, I was especially fond of the anti-Japanese spy drama Black Fox. But I always regretted that the director and screenwriter had Yu Mei sacrifice herself in episode 20. I recently watched the show again, and that regret only grew stronger, so I decided to write my own story and make up for it. I'm a new author, so please bear with me. If you don't like it, please don't flame me. I'm happy to take advice, but please don't come looking for a fight~~ Blurb: "But I'm only ordering
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Fourteen Poems of Love and Song 清歌沁情之十四篇
After transmigrating across two lifetimes and going through reincarnation three times, in the end, nothing can overcome the power of fate... Loving without being loved in return, loving without hope, loving but unable to be together: what is Qinlan to do? Will fate open another window for her? Once a humble palace maid, she is accidentally drawn into a secret case within the palace... A hidden history, three lifetimes of innocence, two lives exchanged for ten years of favor; when the truth comes
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Qing Xiang's Professional Journey 青葙执业记
At the welcome reception, everyone else talked about offers from top-tier law firms. When Lin Qingxiang named hers, all she got in response was an "Oh." She was a law graduate from a county town. The year she graduated, she gave up on graduate school and chose the fastest way to make money. She thought she'd found a ray of light: Liang, the lawyer who mentored her, was the very person she'd seen onstage during her third year of college. Later, she learned what the first year of pursuing an ide
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