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Books by 丑丑的ug0shi乀
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The Chinese Herbal Garden: An Illustrated Guide to 100 Medicinal Herbs 中药百草园100种药材图鉴
Friends! First, let me ask you three questions that might hit a nerve. Do you know that the goji berries you steep every day were a royal tribute reserved for the imperial court during the Ming and Qing dynasties? You add angelica root to your soup because you know it nourishes the blood, but did you know it can also help ease menstrual cramps? You drink patchouli tea in summer thinking it only treats heatstroke, but did you know it can also settle an upset stomach from eating cold food? Don’t s
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Historical Anecdotes 历史典故
Brothers and readers, let me speak frankly for a moment. Are you, like me, tired of palace intrigue and fantasy that just goes round and round, and looking for something “real” to read? Let me ask you a few things. Did you know that ancient China had not only matchmakers, but also “matchmaking kings” who specialized in helping men woo women? They didn't need money or power, just a silver tongue and an understanding of people. They could persuade women to willingly follow poor young men, and the
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Hands-On Traditional Chinese Medicine 中医实操术
A laid-back, heartwarming slice-of-life story set in the city and countryside. Did you know? Pick a few perilla leaves by the field and boil them to help relieve chills and fever. The blood of a toad hopping around in the corner can treat unexplained swellings, once it's been properly prepared. Even the cicada shells shed in summer are good for a sore throat. I'm a barefoot doctor who travels from village to village, carrying my medicine kit through the mountains of Yunnan. Today I help Aunt Zha
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The Wonders of Traditional Chinese Medicine 中医之妙
This book offers practical Chinese medicine alongside some fun historical tidbits. If there’s a piece of history you’d like to know about that I haven’t covered, leave it in the comments. I’m up for any challenge you throw at me. No matter what historical topic it is, I can explain it, along with acupuncture techniques, medicinal herbs, and treatments for all kinds of illnesses. I won’t make any promises, but once the book is finished, if people support it and read it, they’ll definitely be able
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The Hong Kong Island Warrior's Guide to Slaying Ghosts 港岛武夫斩鬼录
“My name is Ma Shihao. The brothers I ran with used to call me Master Ma. Five years ago, I was the hottest guy in Yau Ma Tei, with pretty girls all around me and loyal brothers at my side, until a deal went south and the cops caught me. I spent five years behind bars. The day I got out, the sunlight stung my eyes. Walking along Nathan Road, I saw ghosts drifting through the streets. Ha! You wouldn't believe it if I told you. Somehow, these eyes of mine, used to seeing blades flash, had opened t
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I’m a Magician. Why Are You Immortal Cultivators Afraid of Me? 我一个魔术师你们修仙大佬怕什么
No female lead, no harem. While out for another night run, Lin Yan was hit by a car and killed. He transmigrated through Qiaonan into the world of cultivation. Lin Yan didn't want to transmigrate at all. He just wanted to return to reality, cure his wife's illness, hold a grand wedding for her, and spend the rest of their lives happily together. Just then, something called the Deception System appeared. It told him that his body in the real world had died, and that to return, he would have to co
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The Power Game: A Breakdown of the Emperor's Madness 权欲局拆解帝王的疯批解说
(An account of real history through psychology. No System, no melodrama, no transmigration.) Brothers! Don't let those brainless transmigration novels leave you completely enchanted! Today we're not talking about wish fulfillment or overpowered cheats. We're digging into the bloodiest truths of history. Do you think ancient dynasties lasted less than 300 years because it was fate? Wrong! It was the vicious cycle of land consolidation, the brutal struggle between imperial power and aristocratic c
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The Secrets of Obscure Gods Revealed 冷门神大揭秘
Brothers! Here's a stinging question to start: Do you think the Chinese gods are just the Jade Emperor ruling the heavens and the Queen Mother of the West looking after the peaches? You couldn't be more wrong! Take "ruling the sky." The Jade Emperor you hear about all the time only rose to power later! In ancient times, the one who truly ruled the heavens was Di Jun. His wife Xihe gave birth to ten suns, and his other wife Changxi gave birth to twelve moons. He even set the laws governing the m
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