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Books by 叶桓
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A Poor Scholar’s Stratagems Stir a Storm at Court 寒门策金殿风雷
Shen Yan, a poor young scholar bearing the hopes of his entire clan, arrives in the imperial capital. The moment he submits his palace examination paper, he is arrested on the spot. The charge: His essay on statecraft closely matches questions that were leaked in advance. The death row cell is bitterly cold. The young man of the Shen family shuts his eyes, struggling to contain his despair, while his remarkable memory replays every detail of the palace examination: The examiner’s gaze, fixed on
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Northern Fortress: The Rise and Fall of a Military Clan 镇北：将门风云
General Xiao Tieyi, the Defender of the North, was falsely accused of treason. With three thousand personal guards, he fought his way out and fled to the barbarous frontier. Over the next ten years, he brought the tribes of the grasslands under his rule and founded a kingdom of iron cavalry. When a hundred thousand riders stood at the city gates, he did not seek revenge for the past. Instead, he asked the trembling emperor on the Dragon Throne, “Would you like to try living another way?” This is
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The Architect: Building Craze in the Tang Dynasty 规划师：大唐基建狂魔
Li Ming, a city planner, transmigrates to the Zhenguan era after an accident at a construction site and becomes an ordinary junior official in Chang'an. An expert in modern urban planning and project management, he discovers that the drainage system in this world capital is severely clogged, the streets are a quagmire, and the people are suffering. Faced with obstruction from conservative officials and a lack of funding, Li Ming draws on his solid professional expertise and exceptional people sk
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Immortal Realm: Deliveries Across the Heavens 仙界：诸天外卖
I took a food delivery order. The destination was the Immortal Realm. I transmigrated through the Myriad Worlds on my little electric scooter, delivering a peach banquet to the Jade Emperor, vegetarian meals to Buddha, and Meng Po soup to the King of Hell. Then one day, I received my final order. The recipient was the “Creator God,” and the order read: “Deliver one dose of destruction to the entire world.” I looked at the world behind me and decided: I’m not taking this order.
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