Adventure Stories About Traveling in Tibet #冒险#的,西藏旅游的小说
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King of the Wilderness 荒野之王
On the deserted National Highway 318, a beautiful young woman flagged down Cang Yunfeng’s car. Any seasoned driver who regularly traveled through Tibet would know what was going on...
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A Record of Monster Containment in Tang Dynasty Luoyang 大唐神都妖怪收容日志
Foxfire Illuminates the Iron Case: Together, They Guard the Three Realms **Everyone knows she was a femme fatale, but no one knows she took the poisoned wine in his place.** The blood before Zichen Hall had yet to cool, while the historians’ pens carved “demon consort” into the record like blades. But when she broke free from the cold prison of the River of Forgetfulness, all she remembered was the blood-stained moonlight before Nuwa’s Temple, and a truth drowned beneath a thousand years of c
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Strange Tales of Food and Water Transport in the Tang Dynasty 大唐漕运食异录
During the Changshou era of the Wu Zhou dynasty, the Grand Canal’s grain transport routes weave together the empire’s wealth and secrets. Su He, the third princess of the Qingqiu Fox Kingdom, is escorting tribute goods along the Bian River when her ship is mysteriously scuttled in the middle of the night. The incident leads to the eerie prophecy, “The Luo River takes none back; shadows crowd the grain routes,” and a palace secret tied to the “dream of drowning.” Disguised as “Young Master Su,”
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Tales of the Strange on National Highway 318 with My Two Spirit Dogs 我与通灵双犬的318国道诡事录
One national highway, half a hidden history of China; two dogs at his side, bearing witness to the healing heart of heaven and earth. Han Yuguo, a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, sets off west along National Highway 318 with a husky who understands yin and yang and a teddy who senses spirits. From the covered bridges and underground river of Lili Ancient Town to the mystery of dragon bones deep in Taihu Lake; from the poetic spirit of gold and iron along the Qiupu River to the tea
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