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Books by 原是青灯不归客
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The Executioner in Brocade: No More Roaming the Storms 刽子锦衣路莫浪风云行
Mo Lang gets a second chance at life, reborn in a high-martial Ming dynasty. It should have been a good thing, if not for his birth. Reincarnated as the son of an executioner, Mo Lang belongs to a family that has passed down the trade for six generations. After his father’s unexpected death, he seems destined to take up his ancestors’ profession, spend his days beside the chopping block, and pass the rest of his life on the execution ground. But the gears of fate quietly turn the moment he uses
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The Flower of Life Blooms Again 生命之花重新绽放
Mu Sheng lost his life while bravely saving someone. But he unexpectedly got a chance to be reborn and was given a mysterious Choice System. It’s a good System, just not very proper or particularly fair. It’s always forcing him to answer multiple-choice questions. Who makes adults take multiple-choice tests? On his journey after being reborn, Mu Sheng faces one choice after another, and every choice brings both gains and losses. Each one reflects his understanding of life and his attitude toward
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Defying Heaven and Changing Fate: The Strongest Yellow Turban 逆天改命最强黄巾
During Emperor Ling of Han's reign, the court is corrupt, eunuchs and imperial in-laws endlessly battle for power, and border wars rage on. The empire grows weaker by the day. In the first year of Zhongping (184 CE), a severe drought strikes the country. Not a single grain is harvested, yet taxes remain unchanged. With nowhere left to turn, impoverished farmers rise up under the orders of Zhang Jiao and his two brothers from Julu, launching a fierce assault on the Eastern Han court. This uprisin
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Slaying the Uncanny to Bring Peace to the World 诛杀诡异镇抚天下
Li Sheng was born in Yu Province and grew up in an orphanage. He made a living at tourist attractions with his carving skills. He was no master carver, but he could turn his hand to wood, stone, and jade. After winning the gold medal at the National Carving Competition, he tossed and turned all night. In a daze, he suddenly felt a pain in his head and blacked out. When he woke again, he had become a swaddled infant in an unfamiliar era. It was an age of constant warfare and upheaval, with foreig
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