We've Cut Ties, So What Does It Matter to You If I Join the Embroidered Uniform Guard?

I'm Going Through a Reading Slump. Are There Any System Novels That Can Help Me Get Through It?

Embroidered Uniform Guard Commander and the Young Lady, An Imperial Match, Marriage Before Love, Female-Oriented

The male lead is a commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard, the female lead is a young lady from a prominent family, and the emperor arranges their marriage. I want this type of story, but no transmigration and no rebirth.

A Low-Key, Highly Skilled Martial Artist in a Wuxia Story

The protagonist is incredibly skilled, and everyone in the martial world has heard of him. But after a series of events, he hides his identity and strength. He keeps getting forced to step in for one reason or another, arousing suspicion, then talks his way out of it.

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Looking for books similar to *Strange Disaster Begins in Well Village*.

Any Stories About the Demon Suppression Bureau or the Embroidered Uniform Guard Fighting Demons?

Preferably with a System.

Metaphysical Fiction That Teaches You Real Skills

Looking for something like The Plum Blossoms Bloom Again Beyond the Great Wall. This novel weaves the principles of Yi studies into an exciting story, making it easy to grasp their essence as you read. It's practically a lively, accessible textbook on Yi studies, whether you're a beginner interested in the subject or

Are There Any Novels About the Embroidered Uniform Guards, Preferably With the Embroidered Spring Blade?

Please, everyone, help me out.

Looking for Hilarious Books, Preferably the Funniest Ever

Traditional Chinese Medicine You Can Learn From

Looking for content like *The Four Great Classics of Traditional Chinese Medicine: The Complete Collection*. I'd like to learn a little about traditional Chinese medicine.

This Is the Only Traditional Chinese Medicine Novel I Love!

This book made me fall in love with traditional Chinese medicine!

This Novel Made Me Fall in Love with Traditional Chinese Medicine

Traditional Chinese medicine is fascinating. I've fallen in love with it.

Any Recommendations for Good Novels About Doctors?

Either traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine is fine.

Recommend Some Novels About the Embroidered Uniform Guard

Mystery, Deduction, and Crime Solving

Preferably around one to two million characters long.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels That Can Stand Alongside Xu Yang, Zeng Yi, Fang Han, and Yun Heng

Looking for high-quality books that can stand alongside these titles.

An Absolutely Great Wuxia Novel

Comprehensive martial arts novels.

A Political Novel About Rising to Prominence, with a Vivid, Twisting Plot You Can't Miss

I'm looking for books like Rising Through the Ranks.

A Good-for-Nothing Has Been in Seclusion for Years, and No One Knows Their True Strength

Books That Teach You Strange Things

I’m looking for something similar to The Chinese Guide to Scams: Complete Collection. It introduces all kinds of ways people get cheated, from human trafficking and cardsharps to fortune-telling, so you can avoid being fooled after reading it!

Books With a Golden Finger, Like Those About the Demon Suppression Bureau

An ancient imperial setting, perhaps with the protagonist joining the Six Fan Gate, the Embroidered Uniform Guard, or the Demon Suppression Bureau. It should feature demons and monsters, a domineering protagonist who kills decisively. A villain protagonist is fine too.

Informative Books on Traditional Chinese Medicine

Essential reading for anyone studying traditional Chinese medicine.

Four Amazing Books for Beginners Self-Studying Traditional Chinese Medicine

These four books are worth recommending for anyone studying traditional Chinese medicine on their own.

Pure Medical Fiction

Purely a medical novel, and a really good read.

For Anyone Who Can't Make Sense of Ancient Chinese Medicine Texts

Good news for anyone who can’t understand classical Chinese medicine texts: there’s plenty of plain-language writing to read.