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Books by Zhong Hua Wuyan
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The Banker 银行家
The print edition of *The Banker* is now available at Dangdang. The audiobook of *The Banker* is available on Ximalaya and Weixin Audiobooks, with separate narrators for the male and female leads. What's it like to date an investment banker? No reply for an hour, no reply for two hours, no reply for five hours... Wait, is he really your boyfriend? What's it like to date an emergency department doctor? No answer to your call for an hour, no answer for two hours, no answer for five hours... Um,
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Dear Physicist 亲爱的物理学家
The book is now available! The print edition is titled Dear Professor of Physics. It is available from the Tmall Meili Culture Official Flagship Store. A physicist had been printed on the back of a textbook. He was refined and handsome, with the name "World Champion's Boyfriend." The road she wanted to take was one of making a comeback. The road he had to take led with every step deeper into her heart. Theoretical physicist x figure skating queen A few things to know before reading: 1. The f
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Go Where You Will, I’ll Bear the Loneliness (Part Two) 凭尔去,忍淹留(下)
What is a woman’s closest, most precious thing? Wealth? Power? Love? Or perhaps wine? No. None of those. It is hope. It is because I have hope that I can be so miserable and yet so happy, so lost and uncertain and yet so calm and composed... as I live on. Is it true that no matter whom you fall in love with, you must seek a lifelong promise? Is it true that to love someone, you must love their soul, or else your love will sound insincere? Can there really be no other script? Can there really b
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Go Where You Will, Though I Must Wait (Part One) 凭尔去,忍淹留(上)
What is closest and dearest to a woman? Wealth? Power? Love? Or perhaps wine? No. None of those. It’s hope. Because I still have hope, I can be so miserable, yet so happy; so lost and uncertain, yet so calm and composed... and still go on living. No matter who we fall in love with, must we seek a lifelong promise of security? Must we love our beloved’s soul, or else seem insincere? Can there really be no other script? Can there really be no other possibility? Theme:
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Musician 音乐家
What are the hobbies of a musician? Besides the music, it's the lady. ——Where did we meet? Seeing each other is like a dream. [The full text is being saved, 260,000+ words have been saved, tens of thousands of words at the end of the sprint] (Strive to serialize it as soon as possible (clench your little fist~~!)) Intent: To keep it secret for the time being and complete it before serialization
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Sighing Together with You at the Cool Evening Breeze 与伊共叹晚风凉
Thanks to the wonderful reader Sixi for making a guest appearance when the plot called for it. Blurb: Somewhere along the long road ahead, I suddenly found myself thinking about love, and decided that the best kind of love is when two people keep each other company. No ties or restraints, no clinging or entanglement, no possession or imprisonment, and certainly no yearning to dig some profound meaning of existence out of each other. Instead, the two of us should stand side by side and take in th
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Frosted Leaves Are Redder Than February Flowers 霜叶红于二月花
Frost-touched leaves are redder than spring flowers, At midnight tonight, I'll be at your door. As the saying goes: It's better to marry well than to earn well. But better still than marrying well is a good, old-fashioned theft. Theme:
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Raise the Red Lantern 大红灯笼高高挂
Blurb: Frosted leaves are redder than February flowers, Great red lanterns hang high. The courtiers all condemn me, saying a woman must not marry two men. Only I know the truth: in the first half of my life, I never loved anyone completely, and never hated a city to the fullest. Meeting you was written in my fate. Theme:
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The Moon That Hid the Sun 遮住太阳的月亮
Zhong Hua's author page: Announcement: This story will become a paid title on Saturday, July 25. The chapters becoming paid are Chapters 33 through 68, so please don't buy them again if you've already read them. Three chapters will be released on the day it goes paid. Kisses! See you in the final chapter. The moon covered the sun: a solar eclipse. He predicted three solar eclipses in his lifetime. The first two occurred on the days he and she parted. When the third solar eclipse arrives, wil
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All's Well That Ends Well 皆大欢喜
Thanks to classmate enenskip for making the cover image ╭(╯3╰)╮ Two years ago. She scoffed and gave him a withering look. “The sun is setting, and it’s the time when ghosts roam and demons run wild. Why don’t we do as we please and make everyone happy?” Two years later. She smiled softly, lowering her eyes and no longer daring to look at him. “The Buddha teaches that all six perceptions are illusions. We might as well have faith and follow his teachings, and make everyone happy.” [The Pit-D
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Collection of Jokes About Three Brothers 三兄弟段子集锦
River Huai Yi Collection of jokes about three brothers (The author's bacteria is brewing...)
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Grandpa Buddha's Scheme 佛爷爷的诡计
One-line blurb: Move the warmth of one person's embrace into another's arms, and let the mistakes of the past inspire a dream. [Thanks to enenskip for creating the original cover for this story! My heartfelt thanks! The pit-digging author Zhong Hua says that although this is the modern-day sequel to Let Me Go, Though I Long to Stay, it has absolutely nothing to do with the ancient-era plot. It's been rewritten after years of hiatus, and I'm aiming to make it a comedy.] Theme:
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Jinjin in My Heart 瑾瑾于怀
Blurb: As a woman, always remember: mirrors always reflect, and gold always gets spent. If you dress up in front of a mirror to please your admirer, then at the dinner table, men will go broke to please their admirers. Guess right, and the bright silver in your purse is yours. (What? You want to dine and dash? Get them, brothers! Beat them up!) So, If a man has money, he can find a connection with anyone. If a man has no money, every connection he makes is a doomed one. When a poor nobleman.
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Those Stories from the Zhenguan Era 贞观那些事儿
A casual blurb: Three hundred years ago, she stood atop a towering city wall, sobbing uncontrollably. “You heartless beast! You have driven my husband to betray his principles! You want me to go back to Langya with you? Pah! What a joke, the biggest joke of all!” He raised his brows slightly and watched coldly as she fell to her death. Three hundred years later, she stood atop a towering city wall, smiling like a flower. “You want me to marry you? Fine. First, jump down from here.” A good st
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Problems Encountered While Writing 写文所遇到的问题
Words of personal wish fulfillment, inspired by a passing thought Premise:
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Seeking No Beauty, Mo Luo Jia 色不觅人,莫呼洛迦
Moholuoja: A Buddhist term for a serpent deity who is skilled at dancing. Blurb: A classic Buddhist love story sets off a drama that turns everything upside down. (A mythological novella of 30,000–50,000 words.) Core message:
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This Is Not for Kids 这事,少儿不宜
This novel will be free to read. Provisional blurb: People fear being haunted by ghosts, but little do they know that inner demons are even harder to drive away. As the only little girl in the Li Tang Dynasty who sells sesame cakes but never eats, she often sighs that her life as a hired hand, fighting the Four Evils and exterminating ghosts and monsters, is not only unbearably stressful but also liable to earn her scorn. One moment, she plays dumb and acts silly. The next, she climbs onto t
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Joyful Affairs in the Flower Fields 花田喜事
Hey everyone, "Xuanhe Past" has been revised to "Frost-Tinged Leaves Are Redder Than February Flowers" and moved to: "Flower Field Follies" is just a record of everyday things Zhong Huahua jotted down in her spare time. It’s purely for her own amusement, haha! Theme:
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My Father and Mother 我的父亲母亲
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