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Books by 九洲江
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I Transmigrated to the Han Dynasty to Become Emperor: I Don’t Do Anything Unnecessary 穿越汉朝当皇帝:朕不做多余的事
Zhang Mo, a doctoral graduate in computational social science from Shuimu University, transmigrates one day into the body of Liu Heng, a twelve-year-old prince of the Han imperial house. His maternal family is humble, he has been sent far away to the fief of Dai, and he has no allies at court. Everyone sees him as a discarded pawn, banished from Chang’an to waste away. But he knows that a true emperor does not rely on a moment of brilliance. First, he must learn to lie low and endure in the snow
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The Tang Dynasty Wanderers: Record of Returning to the Truth 大唐游侠传归真录
Poetry cultivates qi, and reason and sword ring in harmony. A modern soul begins anew in Li Bai's era, launching a Tang Dynasty legend truly shaped by the principle that "the heart itself is the martial world." My new work is out now. Welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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On Graduation Day, I Learned My Dad Was the Richest Man in the World 毕业那天,我才知道我爸是首富
On Graduation Day, I Found Out My Dad Was a Billionaire
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They All Thought I’d Been Abandoned 他们都以为我被放弃了
My new work is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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After My Breakup, I Learned My Dad Was the Richest Man in the World 失恋后,我才知道我爸是首富
After My Breakup, I Found Out My Dad Was a Billionaire
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After My Startup Failed, I Learned My Dad Was the Richest Man in the World 创业失败后,我才知道我爸是首富
Zhang Mo always thought his life was a straight line, pushed forward by hard work. With an undergraduate degree from Tsinghua University and a postdoctoral fellowship at Princeton, he had made his way up the social ladder in the most conventional and respectable fashion. When he returned to China to start a business, he was hailed as the model tech entrepreneur returning from overseas. Standing at the crossroads of capital, policy, and public opinion, he had a clear future and a plan that made p
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