JJWXC catalogue
Books by Shui Cheng
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From the JJWXC books we index, matched on the author's name.
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[Western Crossover] A Guide to Redemption at the Extremes ［综英美］极境洗白指南
Li Xiaoyao, a former international police officer, attended his little princess's wedding 24 hours ago. Even though he'd temporarily had to part with his precious girl, he was still quite happy, so as a new father-in-law, he drank too much. Now he had no choice but to face his dire predicament. Not everyone wakes up drenched in blood beside a bathtub, with someone still inside it, and remains as calm as ever, even if they're a former international police officer. Basically, this is a funny story
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[Avengers] Unreal Flowers {主复联}不真实的花
What if Tony Stark had an older brother? What if that brother were a 98-year-old old monster? What if that brother had a wacky System? What if that brother often shone with the brilliance of psychology (?)? What if that brother said: I'm a foodie, and proud of it?
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Thoughts After Watching Miss Mermaid 看人鱼小姐后感
My personal thoughts on the Korean TV drama Mermaid Lady
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Lying on the Tracks 卧轨
Rail suicide is a pretty interesting phrase. It's the past tense of cheating and the progressive tense of suicide. It has neither the reckless exhilaration of cheating without a care in the world nor the peaceful release of departing this life. It's a state of indecision between yes and no. A little heroic, and a little stupid. (Seeing the newly chosen title, for a moment I always get the impression that I've made a swear word the title...) If you like silently reading without leaving comments
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I Am Hungry
A tragic romance caused by a hungry ghost, where you bring your own ruin and have no one to blame... (I'll write more before you read it...)
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On the Jianghu Road Through Wind and Rain 潇潇风雨江湖路
I'm not good at writing stories full of passion or painful pasts. I just want to write, in my own way, about the ancient martial world I've always longed for. People always say that once you're in the martial world, you have no control over your own fate. But I want to see its heroes truly laugh and cry, and possess a noble spirit that lets them rise above fame, fortune, and conflict. No pretense, no affectation, just genuine bonds. Of course, I'm still in high school, and I'm not especially goo
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