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- Red Azalea 红踯躅 The spring rain came right on time. The azaleas covering the mountains put forth fresh young leaves, as if breathing in the clean air, or venting the oppression winter had laid upon them. The fragrance of the leaves rode the wings of the spring breeze, carrying the scent of spring onward and onward, as if searching for a lover among the fields and lanes. Perhaps she had grown familiar with the traces of love. Every time he (or she) passed by, it tugged at his (or her) heartbeat. When the azaleas 3.5kClicks1Favorites0Recs
- The Years Have Passed, There Should Be No Regrets 此去经年不应有恨 Although Wang Jinfeng keeps insisting that she resents Zhou Qichang, she can't bring herself to hurt the man who abandoned her all those years ago. How will their relationship end? Zhou Sijian and Zhao Meiqi are a pair of ill-fated lovers whose parents strongly oppose their relationship. Just when things seem to be looking up, their love takes a dramatic turn. Zhou Wanting and Ai Penghui's romance is something the Zhou family could never accept, yet they remain devoted to each other until death. 2.2kClicks3Favorites0Recs
- This Endless Heartache, A Fate That Never Comes 此恨绵绵缘来无期 This novel tells the love story of its protagonists, Xia Linshuang and Dong Xiangfei, in the 1930s. Xia Linshuang is a beautiful, gentle woman. Before she went to the city and "bumped into" Dong Xiangfei, her fellow villager Fu Guofeng had already fallen deeply in love with her, though she had no idea. While Xia Linshuang loves Xiangfei, his cousin Bing Xue'er is also deeply in love with him! At the same time, as Fu Guofeng loves Linshuang, a woman named Shi Si, whom Guofeng once rescued, is de 2kClicks1Favorites0Recs
- Hello, Senior Year! 那年高三，你好！ I used to wonder what senior year really meant to us. Was it piles of exams and endless exercises, or the misery of struggling to pick up a pen at night even when we could barely keep our eyes open? When it all suddenly came to an end, I realized that we had made our way through that year with hardship and joy, lived fully and beautifully. We shed tears, but laughed along the way. We walked among thorns, yet caught the scent of flowers stretching for miles. In those 365 days, every one of us gre 1kClicks1Favorites0Recs
- Bound by Love for Three Lifetimes, Our Fate Continues in This Life 情定三生，缘续今世 In the novel, Zeng Yingzhu and Wang Yueming meet through three car accidents, and their feelings for each other gradually grow. However, their romance is beset by one complication after another. Wang Aoxue refuses to accept Guo Jianhua's love because of her identity, until she finds her biological parents and boldly accepts his love. Zeng Yingzhu's cousin, Lü Bin, has also been in love with her for a long time. His love is possessive and driven by desire, so it is ultimately unrequited. Their re 710Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- The Blood-Tear Fan 血泪扇 In the late spring of Jiangnan, I encounter a disheveled, mute man named Mo Yichen in Qingxi Town. His fingertips point straight toward the grand, glittering mansion in the town's east, and his eyes brim with unshed tears of blood. An ancient fan delivered late one night unveils a ten-year-old injustice and reveals the brutal truth behind the massacre of the Mo family in Mo Village. The Mo family was framed and wiped out for stumbling upon the corrupt secrets of Prince Zhongshun's household and 486Clicks2Favorites0Recs
- The Record of the Ling Shui Plum Blossoms 菱水残梅录 In late autumn, I sailed through Lingzhou, originally to seek out a lost ancient ballad. By chance, I wandered into Yipinxuan on the old street and heard from Chen San, the one-eyed proprietor, a heartbreaking story buried for ten years. Bai Ruolan, the daughter of a wealthy family, and Li Hao, a carpenter, grew close while restoring Biyun Nunnery. Beneath the wisteria, affection blossomed between them, but the gulf between their families stood in their way. Master Bai did everything he could to 380Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- Notes from the Iron Shack: A Record of Youth 铁棚记事:青春札记 Liang Xiaosheng once said, “The truth of life is often hidden in the folds of hardship.” Life in the tin-roofed shed was no epic. It was countless ordinary days steeped in sweat: the enamel mug Zou Xiong smashed, the disc A Wei hid beneath his mattress, Xiao Huang’s old 28-inch bicycle, and the motor-oil smell his brother-in-law could never wash away. And what about life in the new factory? It was a workstation kept at a constant 23.7°C, an ID badge marked QC-07, and precisely 2.0 milliliters of 199Clicks0Favorites0Recs
