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Books by 哑木鱼
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The Village Where Roses Bloom 蔷薇花盛开的村庄
This was once a beautiful village, where everything was peaceful and idyllic. The people there all seemed to glow with a warm light. The young girl Yueya'er was innocent and lovely, as radiant as moonlight. She was especially close to her friends in the village. She lived in the same village as A Mu, whose grandmother was a traditional healer. This is the story of how they met and came to understand each other, and how they joined together to protect their dreams.
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The Flower of the Spirit 灵之花
He and she were originally bound together, one spirit as the flower and the other as the leaf. They had thought they could share a world as flower and leaf, just as they had promised. But when she awoke from her slumber, she had forgotten everything. She forgot the past, forgot the lover with whom she had once been born as a pair, and threw herself headlong into a conspiracy. She had thought it was love, but only on the verge of death did she realize she had failed as a celestial spirit. Like an
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A Thorny Phoenix 一只带刺的凤凰
Some girls grow up with no home to return to! But they have to become the exception. She is a lone hero, willing to sacrifice everything she has to fight against all this injustice, battling the evils that society takes for granted to the bitter end. In the end, she becomes the master of her own fate, a phoenix in her own heart. She refuses to keep suffering in silence. In her own way, she raises her voice to the world and gives her own interpretation of the meaning of life.
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The Wind Has Yet to Fade in the South of the City 城南萧萧风未晚
She was like the wind. Even after traveling three thousand miles, she still could not forget the way home. She had seen all the warmth and coldness of the world, and eventually made peace with loneliness. As for the boy who once held a place in her heart, she never spoke of him again. He had once been a faint glimmer in the passing years of her life, but in the end he settled for an ordinary existence. Years later, a simple admission that he had loved her was laden with helplessness and heartach
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