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Books by 喜欢叟猴的李心魅

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  1. Seven Days in the Ruined City: A Solar-Terms Mystery 七日墟城：节气迷局 Li Xinmei, Who Likes the Slow Loris喜欢叟猴的李心魅Mystery208k WordsCompleted The protagonist accidentally enters the "Seven-Day Ruined City," an abandoned ancient city shrouded in dense fog where time has stopped. Here, "seven days" form one cycle. At midnight on the seventh day, anyone who has not collected all "Twenty-Four Solar Term Seals" is erased by the city's "Mist Shadows." At dawn on the eighth day, they lose all their memories, come back to life, and fall into an endless loop. Time stands still outside the ruined city, while it flows normally within. The city i —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Family's Formation Path: From Good-for-Nothing to Supreme Master 家族阵道：从废柴到至尊 Li Xinmei, Who Likes the Slow Loris喜欢叟猴的李心魅Eastern Fantasy98k WordsOngoing My new novel is here! Come read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Reborn as the Wanli Emperor: I, Chongzhen, Will Rebuild the Great Ming for Three Hundred Years 重生万历：朕崇祯，重铸大明三百 Li Xinmei, Who Likes the Slow Loris喜欢叟猴的李心魅Historical362k WordsOngoing He worked diligently for seventeen years, only to end up hanging himself at Coal Hill. The emperor died with his realm. His dying words, "My ministers have failed me. Every civil official deserves to die," were soaked in blood and tears. When he opened his eyes again, Zhu Youjian had returned to the twenty-fifth year of the Wanli reign, reborn as the infant Chongzhen. Wanli was still alive. Zhang Juzheng's accumulated wealth had not yet been squandered. The Donglin faction had yet to seize contr —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Frostblade in Troubled Times 乱世霜刃 Li Xinmei, Who Likes the Slow Loris喜欢叟猴的李心魅Historical52k WordsOngoing In the chaos of the late Qing, foreign merchants monopolize the market, traitors hold sway, and crushing taxes leave ordinary people unable to afford even a full meal! Su Zhenbang, the young master of the Su family in Wuxi, is entrusted with his father’s small mill at a time of crisis. Guided by the family motto, “Be a good person before doing business, and uphold righteousness before taking action,” he ventures alone into the foreign concessions. Foreign merchants join forces to crush him? He s —Reads—Score—Shelves