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Books by 东篱居士
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Siheyuan: Starting Out as a Level Eight Engineer 四合院：从八级工程师开始
Li Muyun transmigrates to the 1960s and becomes an apprentice engineer under the Ministry of Metallurgical Industry. With his own hard work and the help of his System, after five years on the job, he completes his apprenticeship, becomes a full-time employee, earns a promotion, and quickly rises to become a Level Eight engineer. Just as Li Muyun's life is getting better and better, his superiors suddenly issue an order transferring him to serve as chief engineer at Hongxing No. 3 Steel Rolling M
103Reads5.3Score—Shelves
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Great Ming: A Royal Relative from the Modern Era 大明：来自现代的皇室宗亲
When Zhu Youye discovered that he could travel through time, and that he could travel to the Ming dynasty, he was instantly thrilled. As the twentieth-generation descendant of the Yongle Emperor, his identity might be useless in modern society, but it was another matter in the Ming dynasty. Even if they were distant relatives, he was still a member of the imperial clan, after all. But if he wanted to claim his ancestry, he would need convincing proof. So, in pursuit of the aristocratic life he h
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Hong Kong Film Universe: Starting as an Exorcist Cop 港综世界：从驱魔警察开始
Hong Kong in the 1980s was undoubtedly one of the most prosperous places in Asia. But who could have guessed that beneath all this prosperity lay chaos and complication? Gods and Buddhas coexist with demons and monsters. Onmyoji from Fusang, and curse practitioners from Siam. The Qin Emperor’s corpse from the Shan Kingdom, and powerful Yin-Yang Corpses. The vengeful spirits of Japanese pirates who took their own lives, and the mighty Zhong Kui who marries off his younger sister. The invulnerable
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Great Ming: The Carpenter Emperor's Chief Military Strategist 大明：木匠皇帝的首席军师
Chu Chengfeng unexpectedly gained the ability to travel between the Ming Dynasty and the modern world. After presenting the Tianqi Emperor with a music box as an auspicious gift, he became a black-market middleman between the two eras. A decent young man backed by the modern world, an emperor who loved tinkering with carpentry, and a eunuch with a head full of schemes: could this unlikely trio save the crumbling Ming Dynasty? The Tianqi Emperor praised him as a peerless pillar of the state, neve
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