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Books by 冬雪晚晴
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A Love Affair with Antiques 古玩情缘
The Lin family has passed down a skill for examining jade by touch and appraising gold, yet they never dealt in antiques. After his grandfather’s death, Lin Fenghan is left destitute, scraping by in a little shop. By chance, he acquires a fragment of a gold-threaded jade burial suit and enters the antiques trade, only to discover that his father’s death is shrouded in countless mysteries. It is said that in her later years, Empress Dowager Cixi secretly removed a great many rare treasures from t
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The Poisonous Remedy: A Beauty Like Poison 药孽：美人如毒药
Qin Yuxi thought her happy life began when she picked up a magical little medicine cauldron. The medicines refined in the cauldron could multiply the effects of ordinary remedies many times over: tenfold, a hundredfold, even a thousandfold... With the cauldron in hand, immortal medicines were hers. She could take pills to keep her beauty and seek immortality, and tease the adorable little beauty inside the cauldron. But, Great One above, everything in the world can be used as medicine, and human
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The Adorable Little White One in the Metaphysics Master’s Arms Is Faking It 玄学大佬怀里的软萌小白是装的
A powerful practitioner of the occult brought a soft, adorable puppy home. After having her fill of him, she discovered she couldn’t get rid of him. Every day, the puppy curled up in her arms, acting cute and begging her to eat him up… "Lord Xu, your wife’s gone out to eat ghosts again!" The refined and scholarly Xu Yuchen flew into a rage in an instant. "Brothers, grab your weapons! We’re going out to chop that ghost to pieces!" Honestly, isn’t eating him so much better? Why eat ghosts?
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The Dragon's Secret Treasure 龙传秘宝
The Records of the Grand Historian, “Treatise on the Feng and Shan Sacrifices,” says: “Yu collected bronze from the nine provinces and cast nine tripods. They were all used to make offerings to the Supreme Emperor and the spirits. They flourished under sage rulers, and the tripods passed to the Xia and Shang dynasties. When Zhou virtue declined and the ancestral shrine of Song was destroyed, the tripods sank into obscurity and vanished from sight.” Now the Nanyi Ding, one of the oldest of the Ni
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