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Books by 喜欢洋花菜的楚民
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Strange Tales of Tang: The Nine Netherworld Transformation 唐朝诡事录之九幽变
In the late autumn of the second year of the Xiantian era, Chang'an's ghost market was rife with undercurrents. Though Lu Lingfeng holds the important post of Judicial Registrar of Yongzhou, his identity as the son of a princess leaves him walking on thin ice amid the power struggle between the Retired Emperor, the current emperor, and the Grand Princess. Seeing the dangers of court life clearly, Su Wuming uses a gourmet shop called Six Harmonies Snowflake Pastry as a front while secretly gather
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Strange Tales of the Tang Dynasty: Young Xijun 唐朝诡事录之少年喜君
In the autumn of the third year of the Jinglong era, undercurrents swirled through Chang’an. Fourteen-year-old Pei Xijun was still a sheltered young lady. Though she was the daughter of Pei Jian, Vice Minister of Personnel, she had an extraordinary eye for color and shape, allowing her to spot details others overlooked and glimpse the hidden corners of the human heart. A “faceless corpse case” shattered the peace of the Pei household. All seven members of the Chen family, a silk merchant’s house
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Shattered Glaze: The Dark Diary of Sha Wujing 琉璃碎：沙僧的暗黑手记
I am Sha Wujing, a collector of bones at the bottom of the Flowing Sands River. Everyone thinks I am just a taciturn porter, a disgraced general banished to the mortal world, and the least noticeable supporting character on the pilgrimage for the scriptures. But they are wrong. The truth is, I never left Heaven. The story that General Juanlian smashed a crystal goblet five hundred years ago was a carefully woven lie. The truth is that the goblet never broke. I designed the scheme myself, deliber
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Painting Bones in the Tang Dynasty: Pei Xijun’s Case Files 画骨大唐：裴喜君探案手札
My name is Pei Xijun, daughter of Pei Jian, Vice Minister of Personnel. The world knows me only as the madwoman in Chang'an who longs to die for Xiao Lang, the man who supposedly died in battle long ago. If not for the bizarre Chang'an Red Tea case, I might have spent the rest of my life wasting away in that dim boudoir. That day, the arrogant and overbearing Lu Lingfeng, a lieutenant general of the Imperial Guard, barged into my world. He was domineering and rude, yet his silhouette was exactly
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Tang Tales: The Battle of Changde 唐诡之常德会战
During the Jingyun era of the Tang dynasty, Lu Lingfeng, Su Wuming, and their companions investigate a strange case of “corpse transformation” in the Zhongnan Mountains. A rare celestial alignment of seven stars suddenly sweeps them into a rift in time and space, and they transmigrate to Changde, Hunan, in the late autumn of 1943. Changde is already under the shadow of Japanese aggression, and the Battle of Changde is about to begin. Before the fighting starts, however, a series of bizarre cases
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Strange Tales of the Tang Dynasty: I Paint Portraits of the Dead 唐诡之我为大唐画凶像
I’m a modern criminal profiler obsessed with crime psychology and the splendor of the Tang Dynasty. After spending all night rewatching Tang Dynasty Strange Cases, I transmigrate into the story as one of its characters: Pei Xijun, daughter of Pei Jian, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Personnel. At this point, strange cases are cropping up all over Chang’an, and Lu Lingfeng, a lieutenant general of the Imperial Guards, is still just a haughty silhouette from the show to me. As Pei Xijun, I haven
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