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Books by 大大方方的天玄高手
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The Beloved Consort of the Tang Dynasty: The Legend of Yang Yuhuan 大唐宠妃杨玉环传奇
The Legend of Yang Yuhuan, Beloved Consort of the Tang Dynasty paints a vivid portrait of Yang Yuhuan’s eventful and legendary life. The story begins in Shuzhou, where she displays an extraordinary gift for music and dance from a young age, along with a fresh and refined grace. A music master’s examination gives her a chance to shine and plants in her heart a longing for Chang’an. At a poetry gathering by a stream, her talent wins the admiration of a young scholar, but she politely turns him do
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The True Story of Wei Zifu: From Songstress to Empress 正史卫子夫：从歌女到皇后
She went from a singer in Pingyang to the empress of the Han palace, ruling as empress for thirty-eight years. All her life, she was dutiful and restrained. The Wei clan gave its all to the Han dynasty, bringing it honor and glory. But then the witchcraft scandal erupted, the Crown Prince was falsely accused, and in the end she proved her innocence with a strip of white silk.
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The Fate of Ink and Bamboo: Love and Intrigue Behind Palace Walls 墨竹缘：宫墙深处的深情与权谋
Shen Qingci, the daughter of a disgraced official, fights for her life to steal a secret letter from the old family residence, then faces her foes at court with ink as evidence. From pledging their hearts in a ruined temple to promising themselves to each other beneath ten miles of wedding finery, she and Xiao Jingyan use ink as their matchmaker and bamboo as their pledge. Amid the bitter struggles within the palace walls, they protect justice; amid the games of power, they remain true to their
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The Legend of Yunzhu, the Western Regions Dancer 西域舞姫云珠传奇
Princess Ashina Yunzhu of Kucha was once the dazzling Hu Xuan pearl of the Western Regions grasslands. Her dance captivated all who saw it when she was six, and the broken pieces of a jade heirloom at her waist held the secret languages of thirty-six kingdoms. When she was fifteen, Tibetan forces trampled her homeland. Her father died in battle, and she became a dancer in Chang’an’s entertainment quarter. Concealing her identity, she endured humiliation and survived under the name “Yunzhu.” In C
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The Glass Empress’s Ascension 琉璃女帝登基记
As a woman, she ascended the throne in a time of crisis and bathed the royal city in blood, holding up half of the Western Regions amid the chaos. With no powerful backers, no outside support, and no destiny on her side, she swept across nations and struck fear into foreign lands through sheer iron will and an emperor's vision. At the summit of the Congling Mountains, she secured the Western Regions and subdued the tribes; On the trade routes, she minted currency and dominated the world; On the
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