Faloo catalogue
Books by Night Hound of Qinglu Lake
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From the Faloo books we index, matched on the author's name.
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A Handbook for Saving the Universe and Yourself 宇宙拯救与自我拯救手册
This is no orthodox interstellar guide to saving the world, and certainly not a survival manual issued by the Galactic authorities. It's just a strange folk book that can be found at a street stall for ten yuan per jin. Its author, Chu Hang, is an alien drifter hiding on Earth and blending into human society. The Cosmic Municipal Bureau could launch an interstellar demolition project at any moment. Planetary erasure, star-lane blockades, and interstellar wanted notices are all everyday occurrenc
437.4kReads/mo143Flowers0Tickets
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Doomsday: Reborn Twice 末世双重生
Liang Ye and Lu Xun, who died in agony in the apocalypse, are both reborn three months before the disaster. They race against time to raise a fortune, stockpile supplies, build a sturdy safe house in the mountains outside the city, and gather reliable allies. Zombies sweep through the city as raider factions launch one attack after another. The Cockroach and Bloodhand are watching them like hawks. The cool-headed Liang Ye, Lu Xun with his built-in luck buff, and their companions Zhao Xiaorou and
179kReads/mo56Flowers0Tickets
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A Storyteller in the Republic of China 民国说书人
In the long night of the Republic of China, smoke rises across Beiping. The world is in turmoil, and hearts are uneasy. At Tingchao House in the south of the city, Shen Ci, a storyteller in plain clothes, takes his seat every day to recount old tales and chat about five thousand years of history, drawing crowds of ordinary people, nobles, and scholars eager to listen. Everyone considers him perceptive, clever, and learned in the past and present, but no one knows that he is an immortal who has t
637.2kReads251Flowers0Tickets
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The Great Ming's Azure Sail 大明沧帆
Liang Yu, a modern history graduate, specializes in the Yongle era of the Ming dynasty, Zheng He's voyages, and ancient Chinese customs. He transmigrates to the third year of Yongle, on the eve of Zheng He's first voyage to the Western Ocean, into the body of Liang Shiji, a newly appointed clerk aboard the fleet. He knows how everyone's story ends, the dangers on every voyage, and the course of the imperial court and the empire. But he knows even better that "history must not be tampered with."
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