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2. 凡 Ordinary People Are Fish Against the Current Chen ShaoanRealist Fiction127k WordsCompleted Born in a loess countryside, he was born ordinary. The young man dropped out of school and moved away to a foreign country, wandering around factory construction sites, falling into scams in foreign lands, falling in love but regretting separation, and experiencing all the hardships of the world for half his life. Everyone in the world is compromising and bowing to the torrent of time, but I, a fish against the current among ordinary people, refuse to bow to fate even though I am covered with 0Tickets1Clicks0Favorites
3. 晚 The Evening Breeze Meets Hai Ying Chen ShaoanModern Romance30k WordsCompleted A lifetime of storms and hardship, a whole life adrift and alone. I lost my family when I was young and had nowhere to go. I gritted my teeth and endured the misery of life at the bottom, tasting the world's indifference and all its bitterness. Unwilling to live a meaningless life or accept a fate of poverty, I lost my footing in confusion and strayed into an abyss, trapped in delusion and chaos with no way forward and no one to turn to. In the darkest years of my life, when I was most wretched, 0Tickets—Clicks0Favorites
4. 半 Half a Life Adrift Chen ShaoanUrban350k WordsCompleted A lifetime of storms, a road of hardship and wandering. Aji, a village boy, drops out of school in his youth and joins the army, where hardship toughens him. Then his family is destroyed, leaving him alone. He loses his way, meets a kindred spirit, and learns that every reunion must end in separation. Through half a lifetime of ups and downs, he endures the world's coldness, gritting his teeth through the mud and holding fast to his principles amid the storms. Even an ordinary life plagued by mi 0Tickets—Clicks0Favorites
5. 半 Memoirs of Half a Life Chen ShaoanUrban236k WordsCompleted Wherever people gather, there is a jianghu. Chen Shaoan’s jianghu has no peerless sword techniques or martial arts rivalries. As a young man, he set out alone. For half his life, he drifted through wind and rain, tasted the warmth and coldness of human life, and crossed every rough road the world had to offer. He found kindred spirits and loved someone from his past. He endured long years of hopeless waiting and weathered one crushing blow from fate after another. In the end, the gleam of a blad 0Tickets—Clicks0Favorites