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Books by 大魏庄的老四
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Jiadai's Storm: Conquering the Nation 加代风云：全国征战
Adapted from a true story, a blazing legend from the jianghu! To save a brother, he stabbed himself in front of everyone, blood pouring from the wound. To repay a debt of gratitude, he led two hundred brothers in a sweep across East City! From Beijing to Shenzhen, one enemy in every city. Steel pipes against knives, brotherhood above all, fighting to the bitter end! Scumbag bullies, ruthless bosses, fearsome newcomers from out of town: he’ll take on one or a hundred without flinching! See how Ji
4.8kReads6.7Score118Shelves
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King of Hainan: Du Cheng 海南王：杜城
Du Cheng, heir to the Hainan throne, was betrayed by his own family. His father went to prison, and Du Cheng was forced to flee in disgrace. Everyone thought he was finished. But they had no idea that behind Du Cheng stood a power so formidable even his rivals could only look up to it. Starting from a warehouse at the Sanya docks, he used overwhelming intelligence and influence to make countless big shots kneel and sing his praises. This isn’t revenge. It’s a king’s triumphant return. Watch Du C
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Cross the Shanhai Pass, and Find Li Zhengguang If You Need Anything 过了山海关，有事找李正光
North of Shanhaiguan, the land was buried in ice and snow. Li Zhengguang was squatting in Harbin Railway Station, chewing on a cold steamed bun, when someone kicked him into a snowdrift. He got up and brushed off the snow. “You kick me once, I’ll pay you back with a knife.” Qiao Si went after his father, so he stabbed Qiao Si through the leg. Chen Jianbin kidnapped his brother, so he crippled both of Chen Jianbin’s legs. Jin Zhongde laid a trap for him with a Hongmen banquet, so he shoved
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Bad Boy: Jiao Yuannan 坏小子：焦元南
Synopsis: When I was sixteen, I chased a gang thug for three blocks with a cleaver in my hand. It was all because he had smashed up my dad’s tofu shop. Everyone in Songcheng laughed at me: Jiao Dianfa’s son was a mad dog who didn’t care if he lived or died, too. Brother Hu said he called the shots south of the city. Qiang the Scar said if you had no money, you had no business opening a shop. I had just one thing to say: anyone who messes with my dad’s tofu shop is picking a fight to the death wi
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Changchun’s Benevolent Big Brother’s Grandson, Sun Shixian 长春仁义大哥之孙世贤
In 1990s Changchun, Sun Shixian got into trouble as a hotheaded young man. He experienced the harsh realities of life in Tiebei and forged bonds with brothers who would die for him. After his release from prison, he opened a restaurant and made a name for himself, using his loyalty and courage to protect the entire Shanghai Road. He never took protection money, only settling disputes. As old grudges piled up, his reputation grew. This is an old tale from the underworld about a big brother known
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Dalian's God of War: My Name Is Wang Pinghe 大连战神：我叫王平河
Wang Pinghe is the toughest dockworker on the Dalian docks. If he doesn't like you, he'll fight you. If you cross him, he'll fight you. If you get in his way, he'll fight you anyway. On the streets of 1980s Dalian, everyone else follows the rules. He believes in just one thing: the strongest fists make the rules. More than thirty men surround him? He grips half a brick and laughs. “Come on.” From the docks to the streets, from fighting alone to leading a crew of brothers, Wang Pinghe has spent h
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The Big Brother: Sun Shixian 一把大哥：孙世贤
In 1995, I was sixteen when I fell in with a man: Sun Shixian. He wasn’t a gangster, but he took on everything for his brothers. He paid off Er Gouzi’s gambling debts, dealt with Zhao San’s enemies, and walked into Old Han’s bathhouse alone. By the time he came out, the whole city was calling him Brother Xian. But the farther he went down that road, the narrower it became. No one could talk sense into him, and his brothers couldn’t stop him. His enemies just kept multiplying. In the winter of 19
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Lone Wolf of the Capital: Bai Xiaohang 京城孤狼：白小航
He began training in martial arts at six. At 1.9 meters tall, he's a true Beijing tough guy who meets force with force, every punch landing solidly. He braves Zhejiang Village alone for his brothers, and slaps a Hong Kong crime boss just to save face. He punches his way to the top of Beijing's underworld, where people call him the “White Wolf.” When old grudges catch up and blood debts come due, he falls in the most ordinary alley. This is the real underworld, with no satisfying ending. #Passion
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Wang Pinghe of Dalian: A Passionate Journey Through the Jianghu 大连王平河：热血江湖路
Wang Pinghe, a Dalian local through and through, lives by one rule: if someone messes with him, he hits back. Starting with a brick on Tianjin Street, he beats the Northeast into submission, ventures south of the pass, and lays down the law with his fists among the bosses of forty cities. Some call him a thug, others a legend. Open this book and see what a truly fiery underworld is like.
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Chaoyang Ghost Crab: My First Day Out of Prison 朝阳鬼螃蟹：出狱第一天
I did sixteen years in a Xinjiang prison. Now I'm out. My name is Hu Changying. Chaoyang isn't the Chaoyang of old anymore. Only Xiao Biezi came to pick me up, and he was driving a beat-up van. Trouble found me as soon as I got out: the family of an old brother of mine was being bullied. Those people hadn't recognized me yet. I'm Hu Changying. Sixteen years ago, they all called me Ghost Crab. I was the kind of man who'd pull a gun without blinking. Then a text message told me someone was watchin
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The Dragon Rises in the Underworld: Li Zhengguang of Harbin 黑道龙抬头：哈市李正光
Winter, 1990. Harbin. The day Li Zhenggang was expelled from university, he saw the most despairing expression of his life in his father's eyes. Fueled by spite, he walked out and stepped straight into Gao Tianpeng's underworld. Forced demolitions, dockside brawls, murder and robbery: he wielded his blade until it went from rusted to bloodied, killing his way from Harbin to Tianjing and rising from a street thug to the "Number One Killer" who made all of Shuguang District tremble. His brothers f
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Back to 1979: Saving a National Treasure from the Start 重回1979：开局抢救国宝
Han Chunming opened his eyes and found himself back in 1979. He smiled. The regrets of his last life? This time, he'd set everything right! He bought a “broken jar” for two yuan just before it was due to be smashed. Master Guan's eyes went wide. “You call a Yuan blue-and-white vase a pickle jar?” In this life, he'd hunt for antiques, make his mark in business, and hold on tight to Su Meng's heart. Cheng Jianjun, it was time for Han to turn the tables on all your schemes. Starting in the hutongs,
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Tales from History: The Greatest Heroes of Twenty-Four Dynasties 历史那些事：二十四朝猛人传
From Qin Shi Huang to the Chongzhen Emperor: across more than two thousand years and twenty-four dynasties, who was history’s fiercest figure? Zhu Yuanzhang, who started out with nothing but a bowl; Huo Qubing, who campaigned as far as the Wolf Juxu Mountain; Fu Jian, who could stop a river with a thrown whip; Wu Zetian, who survived countless brushes with death… Here you’ll find emperors, famous generals, underdogs who rose to the top, and warlords who fell from grace. Each story stands on its
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