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Books by Copernicus's Owner
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Reborn: Sisi's Great Ambition 重生之思思的伟大理想
Of course, I ended up writing this because I’ve read too many reborn stories. One day, I asked an acquaintance, “If you could be reborn someday and choose whatever you wanted, what career and what kind of life would you pick?” They shot back, “How could that happen? If I could choose anything, I’d want to be president!” I said, “If I got to choose, I wouldn’t be president. That job is exhausting!” What about you? When countless possibilities lie before you, will you still stick to your original
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Reborn as a Little Bird, Clinging to You 重生之小鸟依人
Copernicus, a hardworking and brave hooligan pigeon who □□’d all the shoes in the house, kicked the bucket on June 24, X009. Thanks to a burst of inspiration from its owner that could only be described as a brain glitch, it was reborn as a baby girl named Bai Xiaotang. From then on, she embarked on a grand adventure of pursuing beauties, teasing beauties, embracing beauties, and pinning beauties down. A few things to know about this story. If you’re thinking of reading it, please pay attention
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[Prince of Tennis] Morning Glory 网王之朝颜
This is a lighthearted story, not an angst-filled one. The heroine isn't all-powerful. She's independent, though a bit absent-minded, and she absolutely loves food. She gets along very well with the animals in The Prince of Tennis, and enters the princes' world ready to eat and enjoy the show. I guess no one's reading this story anymore (though hardly anyone read it to begin with = =!!). Still, just to be safe, I should say this: I'm sorry, but this story is on hiatus. I'm putting my heart into
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Copernicus, My Copernicus 哥白尼，我的哥白尼
I chose this title because of San Mao's essay, “Anthony, My Anthony.” Anthony was a bird that someone asked San Mao to look after while she was studying abroad, and it kept her company through a wonderful time in a foreign land. Copernicus was a bird too, a white dove who lived with me for thirteen years. This essay was first published on March 14, 2009. Three months later, on the morning of June 24, 2009, Copernicus quietly passed away. Related completed works:
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