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Books by 墨影流芳
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Hidden Dragon: The Northern Garrison's Illegitimate Son 潜龙：镇北庶子
After transmigrating into the body of a concubine-born son in the Prince of Zhenbei's household, Lin Feng wants nothing more than to lie flat and enjoy a life of wealth and leisure. But a mysterious star chart draws him into a shocking conspiracy. At court, the civil officials close in step by step; in the martial world, a hidden hand lurks with murderous intent; beyond the northern frontier, evil beings from another realm stir. When the slumbering “Guixu” opens its eyes, fragments of an ancient
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After Returning to the Village to Lie Flat, My Ancestral Land Made Me Rich 回村躺平后，祖田让我暴富
I got cheated on, laid off, and hit with alarming test results at my physical. The big city kicked me to the curb. With 800,000 yuan in savings, I headed back to my hometown, hoping to grow some vegetables and lie flat. But then an old ledger left by my grandpa let me hear the land speak: which crops could make me rich, what valuable things were buried underground, and who had been tampering with my fields, all became crystal clear. The villagers mocked me as “a loser who couldn’t make it in the
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The Poisonous Strategist of the Three Kingdoms: Li Ru Seizes Power 三国毒士：李儒夺权
After transmigrating to the late Han dynasty, Li Ru becomes the most underestimated schemer under Dong Zhuo. When the eighteen warlords unite to campaign against Dong Zhuo and his faction is beset by troubles both within and without, everyone believes Li Ru is merely a sinister adviser clinging to Dong Zhuo. What they don't know is that Li Ru has long memorized The Art of War and The Thirty-Six Stratagems, and is secretly plotting with the advantage of a thousand years of historical knowledge. F
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Ancient Veteran: I Have No Golden Finger, Yet I Sweep Through the Heavens 远古老六：我无金手指却横推诸天
An ordinary modern man unexpectedly transmigrates to the Primordial Era and is born into a remote, minor family as an infant named Xiaoyaozi. Blessed with the mightiest bloodline, he can speak and run at just a few months old, possesses cultivation from birth, boasts unmatched combat strength, and grows at an astonishing pace, as if his cultivation were powered by cheats. Other transmigrators land with a System, get god-tier gear from the start, or stumble across secret manuals wherever they go.
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The Five Barbarians' Upheaval: Hidden Abyss 五胡乱华之潜渊
In the final years of Shi Hu's reign in Later Zhao's Jianwu era, the ruler was senile and his sons fought over the throne. Ran Min, then known as Shi Min, held military power as an adopted grandson and gradually became commander of Later Zhao's elite Palace Guard. Ye City appeared peaceful on the surface, but undercurrents ran deep: Shi Hu's sons, Di and Qiang chieftains, Eastern Jin spies, and Xianbei envoys all maneuvered against one another, waiting for the hand that would overthrow everythin
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Me, Shanghai's Number One Playboy Detective: I Took It Too Far 我，上海滩第一纨绔侦探：玩脱了
In 1925, a terrifying legend spread across Shanghai: the Azure Dragon devoured people. When bizarre ritualistic murders imitating the legend began taking place in the foreign concessions, Shen Zui, son of a chamber of commerce president and regarded across Shanghai as the city's biggest wastrel, good for nothing but eating, drinking, gambling, and chasing women, was forced to take over the investigation. Everyone expected him to make a fool of himself, until he used a strange investigative metho
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The Orphan of Beiliang: I Will Conquer the Realm for Your Revenge 北凉孤女：覆尽江山为你仇
In the third year of the Great Qian era, snow blankets Beiliang, three feet deep, stained red with blood. King Xu Hu of Beiliang leads a hundred thousand men in a desperate defense of Yanmen Pass, holding back the three hundred thousand cavalry of the Northern Mang from sweeping south. But he does not fall to the blades of the Northern Mang. He dies to an arrow shot by one of his own. His three sons are killed in battle, the royal banner falls, and a hundred thousand soldiers of Beiliang are bur
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