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金陵春

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Someone looking for 金陵春 starts by matching 吱吱 to the book page. The notes below are shelf labels, not a plot.

The line on the book page

The Qidian book page checked on 2026-10-16 showed: shelf 古代言情·古典架空, status 完本, 187.8万 characters, update day 2015-12-01, 612 catalog rows. The line below is that catalog record, not an award. Figures the page did not show are left blank. Recorded 2026-10-16.

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Match the author 吱吱 to the title 金陵春. The points below only restate the catalog’s first story row and the shelf, status, and length on the book page. The chapter was not opened.

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What the page and the catalog can tell you

These points only restate the checked labels: shelf, status, length, volume name, and the title of the first row. They do not add plot.

  1. On 《金陵春》, the author line is 吱吱 and the category line is 古代言情·古典架空. Status: 完本. Figures: 187.8万 and 612 chapters. The update day printed beside it is 2015-12-01.

  2. The block 「作品相关」 runs from 「金陵春人物表」 to 「新书《慕南枝》」 (2 rows) and is not the entrance. The catalog door for 《金陵春》 reads 「楔子」. It belongs to 「正文」, and the volume name itself is not a chapter.

  3. 《金陵春》 has 2 story volume blocks. 「正文」 alone holds 53 rows. Later volumes keep the running count instead of opening again on chapter 1.

  4. 《金陵春》 stops its catalog at 「求票」. The volume there is 「VIP卷」. The title stays on the catalog.

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