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  1. The Strategist of an Alternate Qin 异秦谋师 Historical104k WordsOngoing Chen Hui, a transmigrator, becomes the mysterious teacher of Qin Shi Huang, quietly changing history with modern knowledge. But when strange symbols and impossibly advanced inventions begin to appear one after another, he realizes he is not the only one who has transmigrated. A fellow traveler has already laid a trap in the shadows, while the specter of the “History Restorers” draws closer. In this altered Warring States era, Chen Hui must race against time to protect Ying Zheng amid the schemes 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Return of Strange Artifacts 异器归藏 Historical73k WordsOngoing Sun Yunteng, deputy commissioner of customs in the late Qing, is an expert in Western affairs and a man of uncompromising integrity. While inspecting a cargo ship at Tianjin Harbor, he unexpectedly impounds a collection of mysterious artifacts from ancient civilizations: an Egyptian scarab, a Mayan crystal skull, and an Indian statue of Shiva. In the shadows, the objects resonate with one another, quietly converging on a point deep within the Forbidden City. When British archaeologist Abbott dem —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Blood as Evidence 丹青血证 Historical82k WordsOngoing Zhu Erjue, Yangzhou’s master painter, hid in a cellar on the day the city fell. With his ears as his eyes and blood as his ink, he captured the horrors of the massacre in seven scrolls over seven days. On the eighth day, Qing troops tracked him down, and he learned that the slaughter concealed another secret: a hundred thousand lives had been drenched in blood in Yangzhou for the sake of an object lost by the previous dynasty. Carrying the Ink Plum Painting, which his master had protected with h —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. A Century of Bone Evidence 骨证百年 Historical73k WordsOngoing Modern forensic doctor Chen Jing transmigrates to the Northern Song dynasty and becomes an apprentice coroner in Kaifeng Prefecture. With forensic techniques far ahead of her time, she helps Bao Zheng solve an “impossible” headless-body case. When a strange bronze mirror, a hidden triangular puncture wound on a corpse, and the crescent-shaped mark on her forehead become linked, Chen Jing realizes her arrival was no coincidence. A century-spanning revenge plot has been waiting for her to awaken. —Reads—Score—Shelves