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Alias深情眼
AuthorEr Dong Tu Zi
Alias他从火光中走来
At sixteen, Nan Chu’s home caught fire, and she was trapped inside her room. In her dazed state, she saw a man in uniform walking toward her through the flames. Nan Chu, now starring as the female lead in the upcoming film “Bombarding My Ex-Boyfriend,” attends a variety show to promote it. During the show, she loses a game, and her punishment is to call her ex-boyfriend. She dials Lin Luxiao. All eyes are on her as the audience holds its breath, waiting for him to answer. Beep… beep… beep… After three rings, the call is hung up. “Every star in the sky is the life of a fallen soul.” — Nan Chu “My life belongs to the country, but my heart belongs to her.” — Lin Luxiao Bright Eyes in the Dark Ta Cong Huo Guang Zhong Zou Lai – Chapter 1
Alias陷入我们的热恋
After the college entrance examination, Xu Zhi became the unexpected standout at Ruijun High School, but little did she know that this would lead to the end of a relationship. That summer, she met Chen Luzhou, a brash and arrogant young man known for his good looks. Xu Zhi found Chen Luzhou to be strangely endearing, much to the shock of her friends, who couldn’t comprehend why she was drawn to someone so cocky. Chen Luzhou, on the other hand, assumed Xu Zhi had a crush on him, leaving his friends equally surprised, especially since she already had a boyfriend. Xu Zhi thought to herself, He might be my long-lost brother. Chen Luzhou replied, How should I know? This is frustrating—I already have a girlfriend!
Alias小船三年又三年
AuthorEr Ba Gang
AuthorSui Yu Er An
Alias狭路
AuthorChang Er
AuthorTao Zi Er
Alias树下有片红房子
AuthorXiao Ge
Chen Huan’er’s life was uneventful and ordinary, but she possessed one shining attribute—good luck. For instance, the house she lived in at fourteen turned into her permanent home; the friends she met at fourteen became her lifelong closest companions; and the turning point she experienced at fourteen became a wide, smooth road that kept expanding as she walked down it. And then there was the boy she bumped into at fourteen—well, she still didn’t know the answer to that. Like the first three examples, she wouldn’t find out the answer until she turned eighty. As for now? It’s only six in the evening, and there’s no way an engineer would be off work yet.
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