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My Blue Summer
Luo Zhi, a proud and intelligent girl, loves Sheng Huainan, while Sheng Huainan is unaware of her feelings. As Luo Zhi enters college, she surprisingly found that she and Sheng Huainan are in the same college.
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Luo Zhi, a proud and intelligent girl, loves Sheng Huainan, while Sheng Huainan is unaware of her feelings. As Luo Zhi enters college, she surprisingly found that she and Sheng Huainan are in the same college.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Huang Bin, Fu Dandi, Huang Bin
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