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Our Youth 我们的青春
Our Youth
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Ru Lan, Fragrant as a Flower 茹兰语花香
Ru Lan, Fragrant as Flowers
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We Awakened While Reading 看书我们觉醒
We Awaken Through Reading
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The Autobiography of a Wandering Earth Immortal 走地仙自传
[Tomb robbing is illegal. Do not put yourself to the test of the law.] [Tomb Robbing + Mystery + Antiques Appraisal + Stories + Alternate History] I once took the blame for someone else and quietly spent three long years in prison. I never imagined that the moment I stepped out of that cage, the course of my fate would change so quietly. I entered the trade of “earth-walking immortals,” thinking it would only be a brief detour. Little did I know that once I entered this line of work, I’d be enta
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Gu Watch 蛊观
[Folklore and the Supernatural + Urban Superpowers + Gu Poison Mysteries + A Young Man’s Coming of Age + Family Revenge] Want revenge? Want to change your fate? Want to take back everything that should have been yours? Then come raise gu. Each talisman bears a karmic debt; each gu can end a life of suffering. The upper three talismans can alter life and death, the middle three can transform the body, and the lower three can change the heart. Which will you choose? The Life-Bearing Talisman takes
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My Fantastic Conversations with AI 我与AI的奇幻对话
Hello! May I ask if you’re a proper AI? AI: Hello! Proper people generally don’t ask questions like that...!!! (An AI suddenly flew in from nowhere and hit me so hard I was left dizzy, seeing stars, and cursing up a storm...)
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Qi Refining: From Beginner to Golden Core 练气:入门到结丹
In the beginning, the universe was a formless, chaotic void, without clarity or murkiness, yin or yang. Only the “Primordial Breath” existed. Silent and still, it responded when stirred. It had no visible form or discernible shape, yet it was the source of heaven, earth, and all things. Thus the opening of Liezi: The Book of Tianrui says: “That which has form is born from that which has no form. From what, then, could heaven and earth have arisen? It is said that there was the Great Change, the
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Folk Secret Arts: The Yuan Guang Technique 民间秘术之圆光术
Have you ever wondered what secret arts of ancient times could pierce the mysteries of heaven and earth and reveal the truth? Open this book and discover the legend of the Light-Circle Art, a tradition passed down for millennia. Born from suspicions surrounding a treasure theft in the immortal realm, it was an “ancient surveillance system” created by immortals. With talismans, it conjured a luminous screen to expose the schemes of petty thieves in the demon realm. As it spread among mortals, it
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At Fifty, I Understood Fate: Reflections of an Ordinary Person 五十知天命:一普通人的心悟实录
Chen Yuan is an ordinary college graduate. Using himself as a test subject, he continually reflects and seeks proof in the course of his everyday life, exploring the journey toward uncovering the ultimate formulas of the universe and human existence.
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The Truth of the Universe, Revealed by a God 从神口中得知的宇宙真相
Want to know where our universe and humanity came from? Want to know how Nüwa created humanity? Want to know the true forms of God and the gods? Want to know how God created the world? Want to know what our universe really looks like? Want to know whether our universe is expanding or contracting? Want to know the exact diameter of our universe? Then listen as I tell you all the truths I learned from the gods!
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The Tao Te Ching, Hilariously Explained 道德经爆笑详解版
The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to the Dao De Jing: A fresh take on a classic that turns tradition on its head and finds the Dao in laughter! Laozi's wisdom meets modern humor, making ancient philosophy instantly relatable. Blending jokes and anecdotes with playful prose, this book unpacks the profound ideas of the Dao De Jing. Whether it's “The highest good is like water” or “governing through non-action,” you'll find yourself laughing out loud and seeing things clearly. This is more than a journ
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