Faloo catalogue
Books by 鲁尤来
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- A Life of Hardship 沧桑历尽 Synopsis The hardships and good fortune of life each have their own cycles. In the long river of history, an individual's cycle is sometimes closely tied to the rise and fall of a dynasty. In an unknown era, a Second Prince had a story of his own------ This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate. 3.6MReads186Flowers—Tickets
- A Tale of Feuds Between Humans and Demons 人魔恩仇记 Synopsis In ancient times, in a beautiful mountain village, there lived an extraordinary-looking child named Hei Hu. When he was a few years old, he was playing in the village when a whirlwind raised by a black snake that had cultivated into a demon swept him away to a cave of monsters on the mountain. Because Hei Hu had an auspicious appearance, the snake demon did not dare harm him after bringing him to the mountain. Instead, it kept him in the cave and raised him. More than ten years later, H 2.7MReads163Flowers0Tickets
- The Buddha's Journey to Immortality 如来佛祖度仙记 Synopsis Disasters keep striking the mortal realm. Investigations reveal that demons are behind them, so the Jade Emperor sends all the great gods of Heaven, along with their celestial soldiers and generals, down to capture them. But they cannot even find a trace of the demons. With no other choice, the Jade Emperor summons Buddha. Buddha likewise sends Sun Wukong to search the mortal realm, but he too finds nothing. Buddha has no choice but to suggest that the Jade Emperor strengthen the mortal 2.2MReads124Flowers0Tickets
- Myth: The Sculptor and the Wood-Carved Fairy 神话：雕匠与木雕仙女 Synopsis Long ago, there was a clever craftsman named Yuan Sheng. Though still young, he had mastered the art of carving. The figures he carved looked lifelike. One year, he was commissioned to carve statues for a local temple. After finishing a statue of a fairy, he accidentally cut his finger with his carving knife while polishing it. His blood dripped onto the statue and was immediately absorbed by the fragrant wood. To his surprise, the fairy carved from that wood absorbed his blood and gain 1.8MReads87Flowers—Tickets