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Books by 北国之鸟
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The Daoist Who Severs Fate 截运道师
Born in a poor mountain village, I ate a dragon fish and gained the destiny of a top scholar. Yet for mortals seeking the Great Dao, joy and sorrow, parting and loss are all unavoidable. Thirty years as beasts of burden among mortals, sixty years as dragons and elephants among Buddhas. How can one reach great enlightenment without enduring a thousand cuts?
12.8kReads8.7Score314Shelves
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The Woman at the End of the Road (Original Title: Living Sacrifice) 末路女司机（原名：活人祭）
The year I graduated from college, I returned from school to my hometown county. It was summer, and I was feeling restless and bored, so I went out front to chat for a while with a woman who drove a bus. The driver was named Zhou Manman. She was quite pretty, in her twenties. She wore no makeup at all, yet her skin was smooth and clear, giving her a naturally beautiful look...
1.8kReads6.9Score388Shelves
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Demon Emperor of Battle 斗战魔帝
After transmigrating to another world, he discovers Sun Wukong, pinned beneath Five-Finger Mountain behind the village. He is the little boy who picked peaches for Sun Wukong! He learns Sun Wukong’s supreme divine art, the Seventy-Third Transformation: Absolute Sheep Transformation! He crushes every enemy, beautiful women throw themselves into his arms, and he ultimately becomes the Demon Emperor!
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The Yin-Yang Master’s Secret Records 阴阳师秘录
Nineteen years ago, I was born in a remote village in northern Jiangsu, a red village that had once been massacred during the War of Resistance against Japan, where paranormal incidents happened often. Since my grandfather was the village Party secretary, I was fortunate enough to witness these bizarre cases. I’ll tell you about the “Murderous Old Tree Case,” the “Corpse Hidden in a Well Case,” the “Child Mutilation Case,” and the “Corpse Resurrection Case,” all of which I experienced firsthand
45Reads6.4Score—Shelves
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The Patriarch of Taoism 道家祖师
As the old saying goes, one person shouldn’t enter a temple, and two people shouldn’t peer into a well. One rainy night, I went into a ruined temple all by myself.
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