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Books by Gentleman Rui'an
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Wang Yi's Wonderful Life 王义的精彩人生
Wang Yi, the child of Jigong, the Living Buddha, in his previous life, was born in a small village on Phoenix Mountain in Jiangbei City. From birth, he possessed magical powers. Aloof by nature, he wanted nothing to do with other people. At nine, his father sent him deep into the mountains to train in martial arts under Master Wuwei. Three years later, he returned to school, experienced the hardships of life, and ultimately grew into a master who stood apart from the world. This novel and its ch
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Savoring the Mortal World with Grandma 我和奶奶品红尘
Hong Yi is sixteen years old. Born into a single-parent family, he has always had an eccentric personality. He loves reading and writing, and he also enjoys watching martial arts dramas. He dreams that one day he might soar through the sky and burrow underground, becoming a true martial arts master. But life is unpredictable. After graduating from elementary school, he traveled the world with his grandmother, savoring its splendor and witnessing its vicissitudes. In the end, he grew into a young
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A Hero's Journey Through the Mortal World 红尘侠客行
A sudden car accident sent the protagonist, Wang Shang, back more than two thousand years to the Tang dynasty, where he became a monk at Shaolin Temple. After earning Emperor Li Shimin's favor, he was entrusted with the arduous mission of traveling east. He endured countless hardships and twists and turns, finally reaching the Eastern Buddhist Light Temple six years later and obtaining the Buddha's true scriptures. He then returned to the Tang dynasty to spread salvation among all living beings.
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- Qin Hao's Travels Through the Mortal World 秦浩游历人间 Everyone's life is different. No one's life goes smoothly all the time, and no one's life is entirely dull and uneventful, either. Every day, we all experience different things: happiness, sadness, pain, helplessness, and so on. What matters is our attitude toward these things and how we choose to solve problems. The novel's protagonist, Qin Hao, is a student from a poor rural village and one of society's most downtrodden. He studies diligently and enjoys working out, dancing, and writing litera 16Reads123Flowers0Tickets