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- Sleeping in the Moon 睡在月亮里 The beautiful Su family heiress, Su Mo, discovers that her new bodyguard, Yan Huaiye, is an expressionless block of stone, even more inscrutable than her fiancé. Yan Huaiye is broke and buried in debt. His life has gone about as badly as it possibly could, and he thought it was all over for him, but then he met Su Mo, the woman who saved his life. He gives everything he has to climb up from the bottom, building a successful career and growing his company. Everyone who sees him respectfully calls 0Votes368Recs15Fans
- Dear Lost Whale 亲爱的迷途鲸鱼 The most over-the-top thing Yan Ning'er could imagine happened to her. After a car accident, she lost seven years of her memories and somehow became a washed-up little star in the entertainment industry. The last thing she remembered was her high school graduation trip. She and her best friend had fallen asleep in a king-size bed at a five-star hotel, but when she woke up, she was lying in a hospital bed. Her father told her she'd been in a car accident and had been unconscious for a week. Yan N 0Votes29Recs6Fans
- You Are a Star in the Sky 你是天上一颗星 A handsome male lead who is aloof and exceptionally competent, and a beautiful, kind, gentle female lead who is a painter. Shen Ji never imagined he would one day bring a former suspect to live in his home. He never imagined he would marry a former suspect, either. Shen Ji believes romance is an unnecessary personal entanglement, but step by step, he eats his words and falls for Cheng Shengsheng, with whom he shares a tangled past. Cheng Shengsheng asks, “Aren’t you supposed to be bad at rela 0Votes3Recs6Fans
- If Summer Danced with Me 如果夏天与我跳舞 "Room 204" 1. Prologue The rainy season had returned to Lan City. Lan City was a southern coastal city. Every summer, as typhoon season approached, it always rained. Sometimes the gloomy weather lasted only a day or two; sometimes it went on for more than a week. The typhoons that swept through Lan City were usually fairly weak. The winds blowing in from the sea crossed a small hill to the east of the city, keeping the moisture from penetrating very far inland. This year, however, the meteorolog 0Votes9Recs3Fans
- I Saw You in Early Spring, in March 我在三月初春看见你 The first time Li Luoluo met Yan Fu, she was six and he was twenty. She called him Uncle Yan. Yan Fu was her father's student, and their bond was closer than that between most fathers and daughters. They kept each other company for about ten years. Then they parted ways. Yan Fu went to the United States for further studies, while she stayed behind to grow up and continue her education. They lost touch. A lot changed without anyone noticing. Five years marked a turning point. Li Luoluo first real 0Votes11Recs4Fans
- Time Never Diminishes a Beauty 岁月从不败美人 This is a story about an obscure young actress and a homeless man. But the actress once had a very special identity, and the homeless man wasn’t an ordinary homeless man either. An accident led the homeless man, whose face was hard to make out, to save the actress’s life. Wanting to repay him, she found him a new job as her assistant, hoping he could start a new life. That was when she realized that underneath all that filthy hair, the homeless man was actually very handsome. What she didn’t kno 0Votes6Recs3Fans
- To You, Whom I Love Deeply 给我深爱的你 The most unbelievable thing that ever happened to Yan Ying was losing six years of her memory after a car accident. Her memories still stopped at high school graduation, when she went out partying with a big group of friends and fell asleep in a king-sized bed at a five-star hotel. But when she woke up, she was lying in a hospital bed. Her father told her she'd been unconscious for a week. She had no idea what had happened during those six years. Why had she become the kind of person in the en 0Votes18Recs7Fans
- Smile Toward the Sun 微笑向暖 There is no such thing as being completely in tune with someone. Never say you know a person well enough. Everyone is an independent whole. You haven't experienced what they have. You can't personally feel their anxiety, pain, confusion, and torment. So don't lightly comfort someone by saying, “Everything will pass.” You'll never know how much time and effort it took them to calmly say, “It's over. It's all over.” The heroine once suffered from a form of autism. She doesn't like to talk and keep 0Votes6Recs7Fans
- EN If the Deep Sea Forgets You 如果深海忘记了 0Votes36Recs35Fans
