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《莲真-Donut Hole》 / 异星蛸 / 同人衍生
混乱意识流，把老同人搬过来存个档纪念。
异星蛸
假面骑士龙骑 - 莲真 同人衍生 - 影视同人 - BL - 短篇
完结
《Black Hole》 / 季銳凡 / 穿越 高辣
睜開眼的那一刻，我同一張英俊的臉四目相對。我們同處在一輛轎車後座，周邊再無旁人，他的身體向下壓在我的身上，眉頭微微皺起，手槍抵在我的額頭，聲音低沉而又警惕：“你是誰？”
SM 同人 現代 穿越 女性向
《Black Hole》 / 季锐凡 / PO18 穿越 高辣
睁开眼的那一刻，我同一张英俊的脸四目相对。我们同处在一辆轿车后座，周边再无旁人，他的身体向下压在我的身上，眉头微微皱起，手枪抵在我的额头，声音低沉而又警惕：“你是谁？”
标签： SM / 同人 / 现代 / 穿越 / 女性向 /
《俊哲MY RABBIT HOLE》 / 在键盘上找到一只猫 / 同人衍生
请抓紧您的手肘。
在键盘上找到一只猫
明星[明星] - 俊哲（龚俊/张哲瀚） 同人衍生 - 真人同人 - 混合性向
短篇 - 完结
《【五梦】Head Like A Hole》 / DarcyK / 同人
同人 / 男女 / 现代 / 高H / 正剧 / H有 / 高H
285x第二人称京都校师你
私设术式，全员存活。
原标题：交流会通宵夜排最强喜提特典一晚正字。
炒谷人炒谷魂，不炒正主不是人。
写着玩的，就看着玩好了，主要就是想写往五老师内裤里塞钱（不是）。
是沙雕，我写了沙雕肉。
尝试边打边操来着，完全失败。笑死，打五老师根本打不起来。
《极乐鸟》 / black hole / 同人
同人 / 男女 / 现代 / 微H / 悲剧 / 女强 / 虐爱
双美强惨/一夜情/反差/自残/强制爱/性瘾/双相情感障碍
“抽丝剥茧的痛及被凌迟的理智”
“两个病人互相纠缠，结局便是两败俱伤”
光鲜亮丽的贵族男校中，令那些精力充沛的男学生流连忘返的宿舍顶楼的浴室里，到底有什么秘密？
急需用钱的宋旸前去窥探，却一下子愈陷愈深，不可自拔。
Glory hole：中译「寻欢洞」，剩下的不再多说，请自行估狗。本文为非1V1，雷者请自避。
文中人物设定非常王道非常玛莉苏，纯粹故意，博君一笑。
标签： 高H / NPH / BL / 现代 / 校园H /
光鮮亮麗的貴族男校中，令那些精力充沛的男學生流連忘返的宿舍頂樓的浴室裡，到底有什麼秘密？
急需用錢的宋暘前去窺探，卻一下子愈陷愈深，不可自拔。
Glory hole：中譯「尋歡洞」，剩下的不再多說，請自行估狗。本文為非1V1，雷者請自避。
文中人物設定非常王道非常瑪莉蘇，純粹故意，博君一笑。
标签： 高H / NPH / BL / 現代 / 校園H /
《ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND》 / 路易斯·卡罗尔 / 英文
Down the Rabbit-Hole Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sisteron the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she hadpeeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had nopictures or conversations in it, `and what is the use of a book,'thought Alice `without pictures or conversation?'
《Bridget Jones's Diary》 / 海伦·菲尔丁 / 英文
海伦·菲尔丁，英国当今最受欢迎的都市女作家。1958年生于约克郡，后在伦敦生活，曾为BBC工作多年。2003年被英国《观察者报》评为最有趣的英国作家之一。《BJ单身日记》是海伦·菲尔丁的代表代，曾获尼尔森白多图书奖，被誉为现代版的《傲慢与偏见》。作品最初于《独立报》和《每日电讯报》专栏连载，获得读者的极大好评，风靡英伦，出版后长期居于英国各大畅销书排行榜第一名。2001年被改编成同名电影后，轰动世界，成为近年来最受世界影迷欢迎和津津乐道的影片，BJ一词也从此成为单身女性中最为时髦的词语。A glorious read, and there is a laugh on every pageSunday TimesThe Wilderness Years anr over! But not for long.At the end of Bridget Jones`s Diary, Bridget hiccuped off into the sunset with man-of-her-dreams Mark Darcy. Now, in The Edge of Reason, she discovers what it is like when you have the man of your dreams actually in your flat and he hasn't done the washing-up,not just the whole of the week,but ever.Lurching through a morass of self-help-book theories and mad advice from Jude and Shazzer, struggling with a boyfriend-stealing ex-friend with thighs like a baby giraffe, and 8ft hole in the living-room wall, a mother obsessed with boiled-egg peelers, and a builder obsessed with large reservoir fish, Bridget embarks on a spiritual epiphany, whick takes her from the cappuccino queues of Notting Hill to the paim-and magic-mushroom-kissed shores of...Bridget is back.V.g.If you loved Bridget Jones's Diary, you`ll love this; there is no diminution of the freshness or fun, or of Fielding's underlying intelligence'Mail on Sunday.
《The Bonesetter's Daughter》 / 谭恩美 / 英文
At the beginning of Amy Tan's fourth novel, two packets of papers written in Chinese calligraphy fall into the hands of Ruth Young. One bundle is titled Things I Know Are True and the other, Things I Must Not Forget. The author? That would be the protagonist's mother, LuLing, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. In these documents the elderly matriarch, born in China in 1916, has set down a record of her birth and family history, determined to keep the facts from vanishing as her mind deteriorates.A San Francisco career woman who makes her living by ghostwriting self-help books, Ruth has little idea of her mother's past or true identity. What's more, their relationship has tended to be an angry one. Still, Ruth recognizes the onset of LuLing's decline--along with her own remorse over past rancor--and hires a translator to decipher the packets. She also resolves to ask her mother to tell her about her life. For once, she would ask. She would listen. She would sit down and not be in a hurry or have anything else to do.Framed at either end by Ruth's chapters, the central portion of The Bonesetter's Daughter takes place in China in the remote, mountainous region where anthropologists discovered Peking Man in the 1920s. Here superstition and tradition rule over a succession of tiny villages. And here LuLing grows up under the watchful eye of her hideously scarred nursemaid, Precious Auntie. As she makes clear, it's not an enviable setting:I noticed the ripe stench of a pig pasture, the pockmarked land dug up by dragon-bone dream-seekers, the holes in the walls, the mud by the wells, the dustiness of the unpaved roads. I saw how all the women we passed, young and old, had the same bland face, sleepy eyes that were mirrors of their sleepy minds.Nor is rural isolation the worst of it. LuLing's family, a clan of ink makers, believes itself cursed by its connection to a local doctor, who cooks up his potions and remedies from human bones. And indeed, a great deal of bad luck befalls the narrator and her sister GaoLing before they can finally engineer their escape from China. Along the way, familial squabbles erupt around every corner, particularly among mothers, daughters, and sisters. And as she did in her earlier The Joy Luck Club, Amy Tan uses these conflicts to explore the intricate dynamic that exists between first-generation Americans and their immigrant elders. --Victoria Jenkins
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