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Books by 亦北北
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I Touch an Old Object and Live Through His Entire Life 我碰一下旧物，就活过了他的一生
I spent ten years scavenging through junk, unable to remember who I was. Until the day I touched a pocket watch, frozen solid. The next second, I became its owner. I followed him as he went up the mountain to chop wood at eight, moved to the city to apprentice at sixteen, married at thirty, and buried his last ingot of silver beneath his own stove when he was forty-two. At seventy-three, he died in the snow, with no one there to see him off. When I woke, a scar from his woodcutting had appeared
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Ink and Inquiry: One Character Subdues Mountains and Rivers 墨问长生：一字镇山河
A century ago, the Immortal Way flourished, while the Way of Letters was extinguished. An edict banning literature set every book in the land ablaze, and scholars and poets were condemned as criminals. Shen Mo, the illegitimate son of the Shen family in Qingshi Town, was born with severed meridians and a blocked dantian. Cast aside by his family, he spent ten years doing menial work in the library. Then, one night, a drop of blood seeped into the title page of a crumbling stone book. The River L
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Shattered Shadows of Mortal Life: I Have Lived Ten Thousand Lives 浮生碎影：我遍历万生
“The ordinary day you’re tired of living may be a moment some species would give everything to attain. The future of your youth, which you now squander, is the one solution distilled from countless cycles of reincarnation.”
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The Gods Use Mortals as Kindling; I Use the Gods to Forge Steel 诸神拿凡人作薪柴，我拿诸神打铁
At the dawn of the universe, there was a set of "old rules": how fast things could move, how heavy the sky was, how time flowed, which way fire burned, and which events were connected to which others. In primordial times, the parasitic civilizations of the higher dimensions used the "Heaven-Stealing Ritual" to lock these old rules inside their respective "core authorities" (what ordinary mortals call a divine nature).
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