JJWXC catalogue
Books by 默凉
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Lonely Wutong, Autumn's Captive: The Story of the Fifth Princess Consort 寂寞梧桐锁清秋-五福晋传
Alone, I climb the western tower in silence. The moon is like a hook. In the lonely courtyard, the parasol trees lock autumn in. I cannot cut it, nor can I untangle it: this is the sorrow of parting. It has a different taste, one that lingers in the heart. I'm making major revisions to this story... I'm worried the version I'd written would be too different and the earlier and later parts wouldn't connect... Off I go. I've made the Fifth Prince a complete mess... I need to sort him out all over
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Against Your Wishes: The Story of Daiyu 枉君意——黛玉传
A work of utter randomness. Please go easy on me. When you die, I'll bury you. But who knows when your own death will come? You laugh at me for burying flowers today. Who will know when you are buried in years to come? Look, spring is fading and the flowers are falling. This is when a beauty grows old and dies. Once spring is gone and the beauty has grown old, the flowers have fallen and the person is gone. Neither is remembered! If Daiyu's life, after Lin Ruhai's death, had not been as rootle
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Lonely Wutong, Autumn's Captive: The Story of Consort Jing 寂寞梧桐锁清秋—静妃传
Alone, I climb the western tower in silence. The moon hangs like a hook. In the deep courtyard, the lonely parasol tree stands amid the chill of autumn. I cannot cut it off, yet the more I try to sort it out, the more tangled it becomes. This is the sorrow of parting, a feeling unlike any other, lodged in my heart.
15Favorites1.3kClicks/ch—Gifts
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Past and Present Lives 前世今生
What does it mean to miss someone? Perhaps it means making the same mistake all along. What does it mean to gain or lose? Inevitably, to gain is to lose. What exactly have we missed? Everything about us is a mistake. What exactly have we gained or lost? We have neither gained nor lost anything. Feel free to close this if you don't like it. It's just a story, with no other meaning.
10Favorites2.1kClicks/ch—Gifts
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Forget Each Other: A Qing Dynasty Tale 相忘——清朝的故事
I remember being very young then. In the apricot blossom rain, I said to my mother, "Getting married is such a hassle. If I can earn my own money and support myself, why should I get married? There are vows in this world, but where there are vows, there can be lies, and people who break their promises. I only have one father in this world. He can do all this for my mother, but no one would do the same for me."
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