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Books by 千千陌
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- The Undead General: Chang'an's Blood Edict 活尸卫将军：长安血诏 On the corpse of the old Han dynasty, lust for power dances with evil gods. Wherever the black-armored, heavy-shafted spear points, the abyss awaits. Chang’an is dead. Imperial power has turned to ash. The flames and blood of the witchcraft calamity consumed the last vestiges of the golden age. The once-glorious imperial capital now lies like a gigantic corpse across Guanzhong. Snow-covered bones pile up to form new streets, while corpse moss, like cursed mossy robes, eats away at the carved bea 2Reads—Score—Shelves
- Loyalty to the Nation: A Hero's Return 精忠报国：再续天骄 Across the land of China, a thousand years have passed. Countless heroes have streaked across the night sky of history like meteors, leaving behind brilliant light, as well as tragic cries that still make us sigh with sorrow. Shaoxing Year Eleven of the Southern Song, the Fengbo Pavilion. Lin'an, capital of the Southern Song court in its reduced realm, was not cooled by the arrival of the End of Heat. Instead, it was steeped in an oppressive, unnerving atmosphere. Deep within Qin Hui's residence —Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Immortal Emperor’s Diary of Slaying Gods 仙帝的斩神日记 Once the greatest of the Five Immortal Emperors, Xu Wuxuan, the Immortal Emperor Xu Xuan, wielded the Qingping Sword Dao. While exploring the ancient forbidden zone known as the Guixu, he encountered a strange calamity. His imperial body was destroyed, and a wisp of his undying true spirit fell into a high-martial world on the verge of collapse. —Reads—Score—Shelves
- Young Chongzhen: The Ming Dynasty Reborn 少年崇祯：大明重生录 After ten years of diligent rule, the bronze bells beneath the eaves of the Forbidden City no longer toll for the dead. When the dragon banners of his personally led campaign were raised atop the snowy mountains of Liaodong, the trembling court historian wrote: “Emperor Tianqi was foolish and ineffectual; Chongzhen rose to the challenge. Though born in the empire's final days, he turned the tide when all seemed lost. This was no mandate of heaven, but the work of human hands!” —Reads—Score—Shelves
