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Books by 乌衣巷大熊
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Looking North in Iron Armor 铁衣北望
Three hundred members of the Gu family were killed on fabricated charges. Their only survivor was a sixteen-year-old spoiled young master. Three years later, a steel spear appeared amid the snowstorms of the northern frontier. He wanted no throne, no dominion over the world, only justice. The court called him the son of a traitor and offered a bounty of ten thousand taels. The Northern Di called him a descendant of the Azure Wolf, the true king of the grasslands. The martial world called him a g
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My Half-Awake, Half-Asleep Self 我的半梦半醒
“Half-asleep”: Fragments of memories that don’t belong to Lin Shen flash through his mind like dreams: moonlight on the Xiangnan coast, miso ramen in Kobe, and a song called “Try to Remember.” “Half-awake”: He knows exactly who he is: head of cardiology at Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital, a PhD from the United States, once a young specialist with a brilliant future. The double metaphor: It describes both Lin Shen’s state and Dai Mengyao’s predicament. She knows she is facing someone else, yet she ke
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Life Is but a Dream, Yet None Can Match Me 浮生若梦之天下无双
After a 996 product manager dies of overwork and transmigrates into the body of a foolish young lord of a marquis's estate, he thinks he can lie flat by playing dumb and staying alive. Who knew the System would force him to stir up trouble, his brothers would risk their lives for him, and beautiful women would fall for him? In the end, he can no longer keep the world hidden.
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The Client's Daoist Master 甲方道爷
Grandpa ascended to immortality, leaving Li Chen a rundown temple and a Book of Clients. From then on, he became the cultivation world's only service provider: requirements were negotiable, but the deposit was non-negotiable. Li Chen, 26, is an overworked drone at an internet company. His motto in life is, “The proposal can be revised, but the budget can't be cut.” It wasn't until the day his grandfather died that he learned the old man wasn't an ordinary Taoist priest, but the founder of a cult
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