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Books by 土夫子阿渡
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The Yin Tombs of the Yellow River: A Feng Shui Master of the Qing Nang 黄河阴坟：青囊风水师
The Yellow River Yin Tomb: A Qing Nang Feng Shui Master
58Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Tomb Raider Who Keeps Time 盗墓守时人
“Guardians of Time and the Memory of Civilization”, All ancient tombs and ruins are actually defensive fortifications built by Chinese civilization to withstand periodic “spatiotemporal cataclysms.” The struggle between tomb raiders and tomb guardians is, in truth, a battle over the memory of civilization.
41Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Haunted House Cleanup Crew: The Mystery of My Origins 凶宅清理师之我的身世之谜
The Haunted House Cleaner: The Mystery of My Origins
20Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Ghost in the Midnight Mirror 午夜镜中鬼
The Ghost in the Midnight Mirror
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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Folk Feng Shui: I Made My Name by Moving a Grave 民间堪舆：从迁坟开始扬名
On a midnight road, a ghost encounters a coffin being carried. A blood-seeping black coffin holds calamity at bay. Chen Mo, a boy from a remote mountain village, only wanted to live in peace with half a box of tattered books and a cracked compass left behind by his grandfather. Then the old village chief died mysteriously, and the supposed auspicious burial site turned out to be a place steeped in a century of resentment. The instant the coffin was opened, bloody words appeared alongside claw ma
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Grave Relocation Curse 迁坟凶局
The Deadly Plot Behind a Grave Relocation
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The World Beneath the Soil: A True Record of Tomb Raiding 土里乾坤之盗墓记实录
My name is Chen Laosan. In 1985, my grandfather died under mysterious circumstances, leaving behind only a notebook on feng shui. I was a timid country boy from rural Hebei, forced into the world of tomb raiding. Over fifteen years, I used feng shui to track dragon veins and the Six Lines to divine fortune and misfortune, sharing life-and-death adventures with three brothers. We explored an underwater tomb in the Yellow River, a tomb guarded by wolves in the Qinling Mountains, hanging coffins in
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