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Books by 不明不白的天虎

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  1. Relentless Pursuit 疾速追杀 Urban39k WordsOngoing After his wife dies of illness, John Liss has only one comfort left: the dog she left behind. A gang of thugs breaks into his home, kills the dog, and steals his Ford. The gang leader, Yoseray Takif, is the son of underworld boss Viagra Tada. When Viagra learns that his son has provoked John, he panics. John was once the infamous cold-blooded assassin Dada Yaga, who eliminated rival forces for Viger before hanging up his guns for his wife's sake. 93Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Game Controller 操控游戏者 Mystery27k WordsOngoing Through three storylines, a fatal case involving a demolition project, a frame-up in the justice system, and manipulation of the entertainment industry, the novel begins to sketch out the dark web of the chaebol. The story revolves around “Kim Cheol-su seeking the truth behind bars,” “Lee Yun-jae’s expansion into Southeast Asia’s illicit industries,” and “Jang Se-a’s bid to break through in the entertainment world.” 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Extraordinary Zhang Bokong of the Daoguang Era 道光奇人张伯孔 Historical29k WordsOngoing This novel explores the clever ways medicine and the art of divination can benefit three generations living under one roof, and the original ideals of a physician and a diviner. “A physician should care for the land under their feet and protect the people who live there.” These words shine especially clearly in the sunlight. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Why Live! 为什么活着! Urban25k WordsOngoing Set against the realities of life in the mountains of Yunnan, this story uses vivid, cinematic prose to depict the daily lives of Wu Liang and Wu Meijuan, showing the quiet happiness in their ordinary existence. Then a twist during a prenatal checkup for their second child brings out the unpredictability of fate and the warmth of human nature. We’re born ordinary, so why can’t we make life a little more extraordinary? That must be fate! —Reads—Score—Shelves