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Books by 制霸棋摊几十年
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Chan Theory: The Trend's Perfect Finale 缠论之趋势终完美
When fate's candlestick chart twists in the darkness, an orphan forgotten by the world kindles the flames of a theory entwining human nature and money to the sound of keys tapping. Lin Shen curls up in a damp rented room, where the red and green lines dancing across his screen flick like a serpent's tongue, licking at his life. He spent ten years measuring the market's pulse, only to be claimed by death before the applause had even faded. He believes in no gods, only price movements; he relies o
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The Chan Theory Heir: Lin Shen's Story 缠论之林深传人
He once thought Chan theory was a way to get him through a crisis. His mother's surgery costs loomed over him like a mountain, and his fingers trembled as he clutched that yellowed notebook. The phantom on the other side of the screen was always drawing circles on the candlestick chart. “This fractal is a hook. If it catches your greed, you'll take a fall. That consolidation is a cradle. Keep your mind steady, and you'll be able to rest.” He went from being unable to tell bullish candles from b
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Against the Tide: Heaven-Defying Insight 赴山海之逆天悟性
Shen Yan, a modern martial arts fanatic, transmigrates into a wuxia world at a time of upheaval. Tragedy strikes again and again in the original story, Xiao Qiushui's fate is full of hardship, and conflict between sects is on the verge of erupting. By chance, he gains boundless insight, allowing him to counter every move and understand martial arts by observing them. He can instantly grasp the essence of martial arts, expose flaws in techniques, and create and refine new skills. While others spe
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Xiangqi: Mastering the Five Elements to Crush Every Player 象棋：五行生克，虐遍天下棋手
A rainy night. A rundown chess hall. Chen Yiqiu clutches half of his family’s Five Elements Secret Manual and squats by the door, gnawing on a cold steamed bun. To the neighbors, he’s a “chess idiot.” Three years ago, Zhao Tieshan beat him with a double-rook assault on the king, and he hasn’t won a single decent game since. Then an old chess fanatic from the bridge south of town kicks the door open and throws down a challenge: “Got the guts to stake that secret manual?” At last, Chen Yiqiu wakes
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