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103 天 The Hidden Secrets of the World 天下藏局 Little Nine Disciple小九徒Urban2.8M WordsCompleted [Wuxia World + Antiques Appraisal + Tomb Raiding] I never went to school as a child. Instead, I spent ten years learning the trade from a beautiful woman. Over those ten years, she forged me a pair of “Ghost Eyes” that could identify every rare treasure in the world. She trained my hands into “Buddha’s Hands,” teaching me to break traps and set schemes with impunity. And she taught me a repertoire of “divine skills” that let me navigate the shifting world of the martial underworld with ease. Dra 135.6kReads9.4Score27kShelves

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108 国 National Treasure 国家宝藏 Old Nine of the Daoist Sect道门老九Mystery930k WordsCompleted [Tomb Raiding + Mystery + Smart Protagonists] There is a group of people armed with black blades and mysterious arts, born to venture into ancient tombs across the land. There is a group of people who fight without end and bleed until they are drained, dying to protect the nation's treasures. They stand before the countless people of the world, shielding them from its darkest corners. They leave the greatest glory of their people behind them, for all to behold. They share one name: Qilin. But I 52.7kReads9.5Score6.4kShelves

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[Tomb Robbery + Suspense + IQ Online] There is a group of people who are equipped with black knives and have special skills, and are born to break into ancient tombs in the world. There is such a group of people who fight non-stop, shed blood, and die to protect national treasures. They blocked the darkest corner of the world from millions of people. They left the nation's supreme glory behind tens of millions of people. They have a common name: Qilin. But I prefer to call it affectionately: the patron saint of China!