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Books by 古重逢
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A Brief History of the Torture Chamber 刑房小史
Criminals lie. Case files have missing pages. Corpses don't. Every strange case can only be solved step by step, through injuries, witness statements, timelines, and loopholes in human nature. Focused on traditional mysteries, with no System and no reliance on a golden finger. Uses criminal investigations, case files, autopsy records, and witness statements to build logical chains, while driving twists through psychological battles.
147Reads—Score202Shelves
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A Guide to Feng Shui in the Countryside 乡野风水录
A firsthand account from a family of feng shui practitioners. The real feng shui practice comes in the middle and later chapters; the earlier chapters focus on the protagonist's growth and lay the groundwork. Read to the end, and you'll come away with something different. In 1950, land was redistributed. Who ended up with the “Dragon's Spine Field” that no one dared claim? In 1960, the dead were buried on the hillside, and the dogs barked all night. In 1970, during the campaign to smash the Four
104Reads—Score—Shelves
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Loess and Eerie Divinations: Tales from the Countryside 黄土诡卦：乡野异闻录
In 1978, a severe drought struck the Loess Plateau. Chen Sanshui, a sixteen-year-old shepherd boy, found three ancient objects in an abandoned house: an anonymous book of divination, a bronze compass, and a string of elm-wood abacus beads. From then on, his neighbors called him “the little fortune-teller.” Over the next twenty years, he witnessed nine eerie events on the loess hills: a headless wedding procession walking at midnight, a drought demon sealed at the bottom of a well for a hundred y
48Reads—Score—Shelves
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Liu Ji's Ten Thousand Coins 刘季一万钱
A negotiation expert transmigrates to the Qin dynasty and discovers that his debtor is none other than the future Han Emperor Gaozu. Meanwhile, more than two thousand years later, a team of detectives studies a bamboo slip recording that “Liu Ji owes ten thousand coins for wine” and realizes that a door has opened, with the key lying between two different eras.
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Tang Dynasty’s Eerie Painter 唐朝诡画师
Protagonist: Pei Shaoqing, 24 Identity: A down-on-his-luck painter at the “Artless Studio” in the western market, who paints death portraits for the deceased and gods and demons for temples. Hidden skill: He has mastered the long-lost Art of Observing the Minute. People: He can paint what the deceased saw in the final moment of their lives. Crime scenes: He can enlarge the tiniest traces at a crime scene a hundredfold in his paintings, such as the direction of a strand of hair or the distribut
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The Ninth-Rank County Magistrate 九品县令官
No System, no golden finger, no brainless protagonist. His only cheat is [Impersonation]. A bandit takes office. A wretched backwater, where every last person is vicious. A fake official stumbles into a real hell: the people here will eat you alive. Settle in. The show is about to begin.
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The Eunuch Faction Holds Power. Kneel Before Me! 阉党当道，尔等跪下
Lin An was an ordinary man from a later age. He died of lung cancer at the age of thirty-two. After meeting the King of the Underworld, he said, “I wish to be an emperor and enjoy the company of three palaces and six courtyards.” The King of the Underworld laughed and granted his wish. When he awoke, he was lying in a cleansing chamber. His manhood was already gone. An old eunuch hurried over to inspect him and said, “You haven’t been properly cleaned. We’ll have to cut again.” Lin An cried ou
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Bandits at the City Gates 匪临城下
Three bandits scared the county magistrate to death, then planned to throw on his official robes, make a quick score, and leave. But once they sat in the county yamen's impossibly heavy chair, they found they couldn't get back out. Beneath the plaque proclaiming that justice shines bright, the impostor magistrate finally understood: this act would either have to be performed until the whole world knew of it, or brought to an end in blood.
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This Killer Has a Great Sense of Humor 这个杀手很幽默
The former dynasty's top assassin retired to farm, only to be forced to adopt a child whom everyone in the realm wanted dead. To protect the little one, he disguised his peerless martial arts as farm work: chasing geese was light-footed movement, knocking down persimmons was weapons practice, and even making tofu helped him cultivate his inner strength. He thought he could live quietly in the countryside, but the Eastern Depot's blade was already hanging over his neck. Grinning, he pulled out h
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