JJWXC catalogue
Books by Hai Jingluo
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From the JJWXC books we index, matched on the author's name.
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The Nonhuman Marriage Bureau 非人类婚姻办事处
Synopsis: Yang Shu is an ordinary employee at a marriage registration office. He's five hundred years old, fit and strong, and has no bad habits. Hundreds of years ago, people called him Yang the Sword Immortal, whose cold aura could chill the Fourteen Continents. Hundreds of years later, people call him Yang Shu, a lifelong bachelor and champion of the anti-marriage movement. Then one day, a luxury car brings a fateful match. One trope follows another, and the rose takes on old Yang Shu. A simp
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Return to Life 还阳
Liu Heyue said that after he died, he wanted his ashes scattered at sea. So Yan Yi scattered them into the wind from an overpass. Liu Heyue said he liked money. So Yan Yi had a tombstone made for him from 24-karat solid gold and diamonds. While Yan Yi did all this, Liu Heyue watched from the side with complicated feelings. Sometimes he really wanted to know if Yan Yi's mother had somehow given birth to him a few brain cells short. An utterly exasperating top x an even more exasperating bottom
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The Hardships of Cultivation 修真不容易
Yan Zhuo feels that staying alive isn't easy. It's even harder for a cultivator living in the modern world. Technology is so advanced these days that he doesn't even dare bring out his flying artifact during the day. What if some enthusiastic passerby reports him and posts about it on Weibo one day? Good heavens, wouldn't that expose everything he's ever tried to hide? Living too long isn't a good thing either.
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Everyone Who Likes Mao Cai Is a Good Person 喜欢冒菜的都是好人
"What kind of person do you think you'll fall for in high school?" "Someone like you." A love story from their youth, bringing them closer over a bowl of malatang.
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Graceful 妧妧
The first time she saw him, she smiled and said, "I want gold hairpins and jewels for my head, a white jade cup inlaid with gold for my wine, and silk brocade woven with a weaver's skill for my clothes. Can you afford all that?" Later, she said, "If I marry you, I'd be happy even with simple meals and plain clothes." At last, she told him, "Heaven is my witness. From this moment on, you are my husband. We don't have a pair of dragon-and-phoenix wedding candles or a phoenix crown and bridal robes
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