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Books by 君不贱
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My Years as a Daoist Master 我当方士那些年
With five fingers, he divines the fate of all under heaven; with a single reading, he plots the destiny of dynasties for generations to come. Uncover a mysterious and unfathomable world of Daoist arts. His predictions are always spot-on, and his word is absolute!
1.9kReads8.7Score356Shelves
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The Eye Beneath the Earth 入地眼
I was just seven when I crawled out of the tomb. Much later, when I looked back on it, it seemed as if everything had been arranged by fate. Perhaps from that very moment, it was predestined that I, who had crawled out of that tomb, would embark on an adventurous, mysterious, and utterly bizarre legendary journey. The dragon stirs, and the land is shaken!
1.7kReads8.6Score138Shelves
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A Wind of Cranes and the Rustle of Grass 风声鹤唳
A cuckoo cannot build its own nest. It can only take over the nests of other birds. What Feng Chen took over was not a nest, but someone else’s identity and name. Even the Military Statistics Bureau’s confidential files in Section Eight contained no photograph of him, only a codename known to no one: Red Cuckoo. A top Kuomintang agent, Feng Chen was ordered to infiltrate the Shanghai underground Communist Party to obtain the list of Communist agents embedded in the Military Statistics Bureau’s u
1.6kReads9.3Score181Shelves
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The Bu Liang Guide 不良引
In the first year of Hongdao, a blood-red moon hung overhead. It was the birthday of the Buddhist demon king, the Lord of the Six Heavens. Demons rampaged and monsters attacked Chang'an. Rumors spread that the demon king had been born into the world, heralding a land in mourning and chaos throughout the realm. The Great Tang dynasty was beset by storms, teetering on the brink of collapse. It was also said that the ancient divine artifact, the Chart of Mountains and Rivers, had reappeared in the
133Reads6.4Score—Shelves
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Paranormal Investigation Notes 探灵笔录
A fortune-teller said I was a child sent by a hundred ghosts, and that I was destined to deal with the dead all my life. So I chose to become a forensic pathologist, working at the boundary between life and death. In ancient times, people called this profession a coroner’s. We were considered ill-omened and ranked among the lowest of occupations. Over the years, I’ve handled all kinds of bizarre and uncanny cases. I’ve recorded these terrifying incidents, which no living person should get involv
21Reads6.9Score—Shelves