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Buried One
When the emperor was buried, in order to prevent robbers from finding the gold, silver and jewelry in the tomb in the future, the mouths of the people related to the tomb were sealed. The only way to kill the emperor was to kill the designer of the emperor's mausoleum and the coffin bearers. According to legend, only one person was missing in this killing. When he covered the emperor's coffin with earth, his people and the coffin were pushed into the pit to be buried with him. The next day, he e
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Bow Tie
During the ten years of the Cultural Revolution, many families were destroyed and their lives were broken. The heroine was one of the victims. In a dark and dilapidated small house, the heroine was tied to a bed by the Red Guards as a capitalist roader and tortured to extract a confession. The heroine took out a bow to prove her innocence, which involved unknown past events. The bow experienced the Anti-Japanese War and the Civil War between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, accompanied by
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Catwoman
The male protagonist in his thirties is struggling to find a wife. One day he adopted a cat. He loved the cat very much and gave it delicious food. The cat suddenly transformed into a girl and started talking about marrying the hero. The male protagonist is therefore involved in a dispute between animals and humans. The novel emphasizes the need to care for animals. If you don't like pets, please don't hurt them. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coinc
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Looking for a Second Home
Everyone has a hometown, and the hero's hometown is like his mother. Maybe you will be tired of your mother's talkativeness and wish to leave. But a few years later, when the actor wanted to find a second hometown, he still felt that it was not as good as the first hometown. Recalling the sorrow of the past and the beauty of childhood, the male protagonist confided loudly to the first hometown where he once lived like a child, and couldn't help crying. This novel and its characters are purely fi
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