A Collection of the Whims of the Writing Genius Ma Boyong
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About This Novel
"Wizard of words" Ma Boyong's imaginative work series includes three works including "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an", "Dragon and the Subway" and "Secrets of the Three Kingdoms". "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an" breaks the boundaries between reality and fiction to create a breathtaking historical suspense masterpiece, telling the story of 24 hours of counter-terrorism in Chang'an of the Tang Dynasty. "Secrets of the Three Kingdoms" explains page by page the power tactics, conspiracies, and secret plans of the Three Kingdoms; verbatim, it reveals the secrets, deceit, and military strategies of the Three Kingdoms, as well as modern interpersonal relationships and success. "Dragons and Subway" uses a bizarre and novel setting and the collision of ancient mythical beasts and next-generation technology to show the fantasy adventure of a passionate young man and a giant dragon.
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I once spent money to watch Secrets of the Three Kingdoms
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A great book, love it.
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Is it not well written? Why don't many people read it?
It's fun to brag about yourself.
The foreshadowing couldn't be more rubbish. There are a bunch of good guys and only two or three kittens and bad guys. Where is the dramatic conflict?
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Official(174)Scraped 22d ago
lines written
I feel something!
Check in for tasks.
I once spent money to watch Secrets of the Three Kingdoms
Character portrayal with distinctive personality
A great book, love it.
Is it not well written?
Is it not well written? Why don't many people read it?
It's fun to brag about yourself.
The foreshadowing couldn't be more rubbish. There are a bunch of good guys and only two or three kittens and bad guys. Where is the dramatic conflict?
So well written, so well written.
Collect first and then read
Is it free to watch if you sign up for a monthly subscription?
