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Bluestone Pillow, Snow Crossing for Three Lives
Su Nian had a recurring dream about bone erosion. In the vast sea of clouds in the second sky, on the eternal blue stone, the soul of the immortal Ling Yan in green clothes was broken, and he fell into a deep sleep, on the verge of flight and annihilation. Tianyin gave him two choices: either cut out half of his true heart to heal his soul injury, or endure three lives with incomplete parents and no family ties. In the dream, she held the cold dagger in her hand, without any hesitation: any
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When Wutong Meets Sinian
In early autumn, the wind stirs the parasol trees. A hurried collision on the first day of high school marks the beginning of the love Lin Zhizhi will keep hidden throughout her youth. Flustered and embarrassed, she flees, remembering only the sunlit scent of the boy’s white shirt and his gentle, clear eyes. But she does not know his name, where he came from, or where he is going. Then, in the student assignment rankings, she catches sight of the name at the top: Gu Mingsi. Secretly, she let
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After the Divorce, the Aloof Buddhist Monk Pretended to Have Amnesia and Went Crazy for Me
In her previous life, amid the catastrophe that ravaged the land, the orphan Su Ruan rescued Shen Qingci, a devout physician badly wounded while sent down to the countryside amid the ruins. He repaid her by marrying her. For thirty years, they lived together with mutual respect, like friends and family. In the eyes of the world, he was a gentle, flawless doctor and husband, treating her with respect and consideration, but never with love. Su Ruan kept a warm home, cooking meals and making desser
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Amid the Chaos, I Found Ruin; For the Rest of My Life, I’ll Find Peace
The Republic teeters amid turmoil, while Shanghai's political game grows ever more treacherous. One impulsive stop at a poetry gathering's back courtyard draws Su Wan into a top-level conspiracy to sell out the country. From then on, she is swept into a sprawling miscarriage of justice designed to destroy her. Public opinion condemns her virtue, the authorities pronounce her guilty, and the world decides whether she lives or dies. In her darkest hour, three men enter the game for her: Lu Shaochu
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Half a Lifetime of Choosing Wrong, Bound by Twin Sisters
In the chaotic Republic era, warlord heir Bo Jingning falls in love at first sight with Ouyang Qian, the daughter of a merchant family, when he rescues a kitten beneath a tree in the courtyard. Their souls seem made for each other, and their love burns fiercely. When war breaks out, he heads to the battlefield and promises to return in three years. Three years later, news of his death arrives. His beloved attempts suicide by jumping into a river, and a modern woman who has transmigrated takes ov
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Zhi An, Never to Burn Out
In the 1920s, Jiangcheng's streets were warm and peaceful, and Zhian Tavern held the everyday lives of people caught in turbulent times. Shen Zhian had spent half her life tending the little tavern, believing her remaining years would pass quietly amid the rhythms of daily life, until Lu Jinbai arrived through the rain in a black suit and hat. He was an underground revolutionary hidden among ordinary folk, a merchant's clothes concealing the flames of rebellion. For half his life, he had endured
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Escaping the Mountains in the Eighties: I Won’t Be a Tool for My Birth Family to Trade for Bride Price
In 1979, in a poor mountain village in northern Guangdong, Long Ruxue was born to be her family's workhorse. Before dawn, she was out in the fields cutting rice. She shouldered every backbreaking chore, while her parents drained her blood and sweat to build up savings for her two younger brothers. For the sake of a bride price, her mother forced her into an arranged marriage, determined to pin her to the mountains for the rest of her life. The whole village urged her to accept her fate. Only her
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Gray Hair Across the Strait, Waiting for Homecoming
They made light of the lifetime their elders had spent waiting. So fate made them spend their own lives experiencing what it means to long for home and never reach it.
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