JJWXC catalogue
Books by 釉木
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From the JJWXC books we index, matched on the author's name.
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[The Prince of Tennis] No One Is Like You, Windblown 网王之无人如你似风来
I've decided to write a story about first love and finding each other again. It's mainly lighthearted, though there will be a little angst later on. Happy ending. We meet the real you and the "pretend" me, and teach each other to be brave and how to love. I always feel that the beauty of first love can't easily be matched by other kinds of love. There's joy, sadness, and confusion, and sometimes we even lose our way for a while. Still, after all the partings and reunions, twists and turns, I fin
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The Peach Girl of The Prince of Tennis 网王之胡桃姑娘
Hutao Qianxi's name comes from the ballet The Nutcracker. Meeting Atobe Keigo was like a fairy tale that cast a spell on her youth. Hutao Qianxi is a rather conflicted girl. She'll loudly declare, "Atobe and I are a perfect match," but deep down, she knows that if she were tossed into a crowd of young ladies from prestigious families, she'd be just another girl who didn't stand out. She doesn't like the behavior expected of a proper young lady, but she's not so special that people would never fo
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[The Prince of Tennis] Old Dreams in Blue and White 网王之青白旧梦
A short-story project, with standalone episodes. I've liked these boys for a long time, but I feel like XF's recent plot has been straying further and further from its original purpose. A lot of pointless gimmicks are taking up too much space. The boys' simple yet unwavering dreams, and their warm, fun everyday lives, have gradually faded away. So I've decided to start a short-story project and write the stories I imagine for the boys I love: their tennis, their daily lives, and the years they s
4Favorites407Clicks/ch—Gifts
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Us 我们
There's really not much to say. It's just the revolutionary friendship between me and some guy! Now that you and I are far apart, I simply miss you, so I'm telling you: Come back. I'll take care of you. Well, actually, this is more like a short essay, just a collection of little stories that happened around me and my best friend. We went our separate ways for college, so I'm writing this to commemorate it. Theme:
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