[ Đam mỹ ] Nghịch tập Quyển 2
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  • Reads 316,938
  • Votes 14,968
  • Parts 83
  • Time 16h 42m
Complete, First published Oct 30, 2016
Tên gốc: Nghịch tập (tạm dịch: phản công)
      Tác giả: Sài Kê Đản
      Thể loại: Hiện đại, cường cường, phản công, điểu ti thụ (điểu ti: ám chỉ những người đàn ông có xuất thân thấp kém vừa nghèo vừa lùn vừa xấu, đây là cách tự xưng hô mang tính giễu cợt của bộ phận thanh niên trẻ TQ), cao phú soái ca công, hài hước, Kinh vị (hương vị Bắc Kinh, ý nói văn phong đậm chất Bắc Kinh)
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