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Books by 大视界
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Solar-Term Craftsman: Tale of a Cosmic Farmer 节气天工：宇宙农人传
This is an Eastern science-fantasy cultivation novel that scales the agrarian civilization of China up to an interstellar level. At its heart, it takes the Twenty-Four Solar Terms as the laws of the universe, building an expansive world where humanity and nature are one, and all things thrive in harmony with the seasons. The protagonist, Lin Gengyu, begins as a farmer in the Yellow River basin and grows into the embodiment of the cosmic agricultural clock. His journey is not only a leap forward
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The Twelve Earthly Branches: Space-Time Resonance 十二地支：时空共振
When the universe becomes a sixty-year-cycle cosmic board, can humanity rewrite its laws through the principle of “heaven and humanity as one”? As the sun's helium flash brings the end of the world, humanity discovers that the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches are the universe's ultimate grammar. To repair the twelve Earthly Branch nodes damaged by entropy devourers, civilization embarks on a journey of redemption across the sea of stars. In the struggle between the dark forest and the laws of
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Prison No. 37 三十七号监狱
My new work is here! Please come read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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Da Shi Jie's 99th Book 大视界第99本书
A new work is out! You can read my stories on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy them. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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The Twelve Double-Hours: The Heavens' Secrets Unfold 十二时辰：天机流转
In the final years of the Zhenguan era of the Great Tang, the stars above Chang’an suddenly shift. After observing the heavens through the night, the Imperial Astronomical Bureau’s chief collapses and never recovers. With his dying breath, he leaves behind only the names of twelve mysterious hours. At Zi hour, plague strikes. At Chou hour, a ship sinks. At Yin hour, fire breaks out. At Mao hour, the imperial examinations are rigged... Disasters coil around the twelve hours like poisonous vines,
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