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Books by 在上小王
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The Ninth Day Chronicle 重阳问到记
Synopsis of The Record of Chongyang's Quest for the Dao: Wang Chongyang, a young hunter from Qingfeng Town in the mortal realm, lost both his parents at an early age. A mysterious ancient jade led him into the world of cultivation. Though he bears a five-element mixed spirit root that people look down on, hidden within him is a Chaos Spirit Root rarely seen in all the ages. He also inherits the ancient cultivation art Hongmeng Art. From struggling through the Qi Refining stage, to making a name
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Dragon's Roar Over the Three Kingdoms 龙啸三国
Dragon's Roar Across the Three Kingdoms tells the legendary tale of a war-torn era that bridges time and space. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Yellow Turban Rebellion swept across the land, and the empire stood on the brink of collapse. Liu Xiang, a descendant of Prince Jing of Zhongshan and a distant cousin of Emperor Xian, had fallen on hard times and made a living weaving straw sandals and selling mats. Though he had the blood of the imperial clan, he could only keep his ambitions
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Cai Wenji: A Lifetime of Love 蔡文姬一世情
Lin Wei, a modern history student, transmigrates into the body of Cai Wenji in the final years of the Eastern Han Dynasty after an accident. Deeply sympathetic to the talented woman’s tragic fate and armed with her knowledge of history, she tries to protect her family and avert the tragedies ahead. Yet time and again, she is swept along by the tides of a chaotic age: she witnesses her father Cai Yong’s brutal death, suffers the grief of losing her husband soon after her first marriage, struggles
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The Dragon Roars Over Lin'an: Emperor Xiaozong's Ambitions for the Empire 龙啸临安：宋孝宗的天下志
The iron-blooded general Li Yunlong dies on the battlefield. When he opens his eyes again, he has become Zhao Shen, the new emperor hidden away in the Southern Song palace. In Lin’an, the warm breeze lulls the courtiers into a drunken stupor. The ruler and his ministers huddle in their corner of the world, bowing to the Jin. Their vast realm has dwindled to a few broken mountains and rivers, and though the people yearn for their homeland, they tremble before the Jin cavalry. But the man on the d
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