JJWXC catalogue
Books by Man Liang
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The Book of Luo: Shattered Rouge 洛书·胭脂碎
A golden hairpin called Shattered Rouge, a radiant, bewitching woman's face, a vow: "Love asks only for an ending." a divination that foretells "a phoenix reborn from the flames." New story: Theme:
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The Emperor and Empress 帝后（强男强女）
The bugle sounds urgent, the wind is bleak, and the strings of the iron zither snap, sending a chill to the bone. The dust darkens the sky. The rise and fall of empires, the mountains gazing north toward Fengling Ferry. Black clouds press down on the city, blood stains the dust kicked up by hooves. So what? Come, drink this rich red wine, borrow three thousand measures of boldness, and laugh up at the sky: We are sons of Yan and Zhao. Why should we fear the Xiongnu blades? With a halberd in one
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Frostfall's Clear Chime 霜降清铃
In this life, there are too many things I want, and too many things he cannot give up. That is why the ends of the earth lie between us. Liu Shuangling Be a decent person. Don’t act like a tyrant! A series story: Luo Er and Liu Si Modern romance, The Strings of the Qin: The most heart-stirring scandal in show business! Theme:
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Midnight Song 子夜歌
The male and female leads don't have particularly vivid personalities, their stories aren't dramatic, and they're both pretty awkward. Please bring your caution signs before reading. The tavern lights, fine wine, and laughing people all blurred into twinkling stars in Chu Ziye's dancing eyes. Only the gentle eyes in the corner remained clear! In that moment of carefree joy, she finally understood what freedom meant. In truth, both the Goddess of Luo and she were like fish, longing only for a po
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Only Wine Can Ease the Sorrows of This Life 浮生只合尊前老
Short Story Collection Theme:
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Shameless 无耻之徒
"If he knew I was dead, perhaps he would grieve and feel guilty. Every year at Qingming, he might come visit my grave with a bunch of little chrysanthemums. But what about ten or twenty years from now? Time makes the things you treasure seem worthless, then you forget them." Zuo Tu said, "So I'll make him believe I'm still alive, but I'll never forgive him. That way, he'll remember me for the rest of his life, unable to put me out of his mind." From beginning to end, he was a shameless man.
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