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Laughing About Guangling San
The Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove were famous hermits in the Jin Dynasty, headed by Ji Kang. Ji Kang was not only good at writing, but also good at playing. The Guangling San he played before his death was particularly popular. This novel is based on historical facts, adds a rebirth plot, and rewrites some famous articles in history. It turns a heavy history into laughter and laughter, and reproduces classic scenes in history amidst laughter and curses. This novel and its characters are purely
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Journey to the West Astray
Speaking of this world, every god knows that there is an open secret in the Three Realms - Xitian Buddhist Scriptures. It is a large-scale team building project and public relations show planned by Lingshan Group for 500 years. It aims to promote Buddhism and increase the GDP of faith in the Eastern Tang Dynasty. But few people know that in the spring of the thirteenth year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, Lingshan Group only had three cents of incense money left on its books. The Tathagata Budd
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Human Face Peach Blossom
I used to be a painter, famous in the capital for my paintings of beauties. That spring rain had just stopped, and she strayed into my courtyard holding a yellowed oil-paper umbrella. When the umbrella was raised, she revealed a pair of misty eyes. "Can you draw a portrait for me?" She asked, her sleeves stained with peach petals. Three months later, the portrait was completed, but she disappeared into the afternoon when peach blossoms were in full bloom in the city. In the past ten years, I hav
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Chang'an Bone
A strange and bizarre murder case, a pot of withered purple jasmine, and a small piece of tortoise shell, led to a shocking case. Shi Jingwen, the young minister of Dali Temple, went through many dangers and murderous intentions, and finally cracked the case. This is a stage of personal good and evil, a contest of love and hate, a poem of joys and sorrows, and an elegy for the collapse of the family and the country. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely co
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