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Muchuan and Xiang Wan

Aspiring author Xiang Wan was deemed hopeless by her family and better off married when her fourth novel still did not do well. Just as she started to doubt herself and wonder if she should continue to pursue her dream as an author, things take an unexpected turn when a dazzling guy appears before her and she was taken away by the police as a prime suspect of a murder case. A murder had taken place and the details were eerily similar to her mystery novel. From then on, her life turned topsy-turvy. ........... Translator Review: This is a novel encompassed with mystery, ethics, family ties, and romance. Of course, the highlights of this book are the murder cases. Although it’s a modern setup where none of the characters have a system or any other cheats, the Author managed to delight me with her writing, creative plots and a good pace without dragging her story. I marvel at the way the Author links up the clues and plot to explain the individual cases as well as paving the way to unravel the huge conspiracy behind the individual murders. Romantic plots are light-hearted so readers could take a breather from the plots of gruesome murders. Frequency of release: 1 chapter/daily

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The Cold Case

Editor: Atlas Studios

That voice let out a soft chuckle.

It also sounded like a sigh.

Yet at the same time, it felt like a lonely soul as if it was mourning.

"Nineteen years ago, the economic development in Jin City was actually worse off than the Nanmu now. At that time, before the explosion of information made available due to the internet, people's lives were relatively simple, and they were not as wary of people. At that time, everything was very different from now. Specifically, a ray of light, a glass of wine, a drop of tear, a leaf from a tree… the brightness of the sky everyday, were different."

The sound from the stereo was low and slow, like reading a mournful essay.

"At that time, people who had just gotten out of the hard times were not as keen on traveling as they are now. Therefore, the ones who go on trips were generally enjoying a higher standard of living and came from relatively wealthier families…