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Books by 天高居士
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Sky Screen: Exposing the Ideologies of the Various States 天幕：曝光诸国意识形态
In the ninth year of the Zhenguan era, a sky screen suddenly appeared. It stretched across the heavens, blotting out the sky and sun, showing the subjects of the prosperous Tang dynasty a vision of the many nations a thousand years in the future. Yet what the sky screen revealed was neither the rise and fall of dynasties nor the secrets of emperors and ministers, but a strange concept the people of the Tang had never heard of: ideology. When the words “Confucian capitalism” slowly appeared on th
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You Should Listen to Your Father 要听爸爸的话
After first-year college student Yuta Segawa’s sister and brother-in-law were presumed dead when the plane they were traveling on mysteriously vanished, he resolved to take in his sister’s three daughters. From then on, the four of them began a lively yet heartwarming life together in a tiny six-tatami-mat apartment.
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A Blessing for You 祝福于你
A white mage was driven out of his party for being obsessed with dissecting corpses. In order to continue his research, he bought a demi-human slave with dragon-like features. He thought he had everything under control, never imagining that their paths would cross for such a brief time. He died young, leaving the dragon woman to bear the burden of his obsession alone and finish the road he had left unfinished.
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The Chronicle of the Crimson-Hearted Prince 赤心亲王传
Zhu Tongzhen, an overseas prince of the Ming imperial house, went to Europe at sixteen to join the revolution. In Russia, he met Lenin's family and taught young Lenin to play chess. He witnessed the October Revolution and fought alongside Stalin at Tsaritsyn. He asked to relinquish his princely title throughout his life, but his request was never granted. He called himself a “revolutionary of the people.” He died in Moscow at the age of 108. His tombstone bore no royal title, only the words “Chi
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Captive in the Rosy Glow 囚霞
He was born a noble of the Ming imperial house, but after a military defeat, he became a prisoner at the age of nineteen and was confined to Prince Jinggong’s mansion in Beijing. The Qing emperor made him a marquis, provided for him for life, and allowed him to keep his hair and wear Ming clothing. For ninety years, he stubbornly bowed south once every year, using poetry to satirize the ruling court and silence to preserve his integrity. From Qianlong to Jiaqing to Daoguang, Qing emperors came a
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A Society of Nonhumans 非人类社会
Nonhuman society has lost its former glory. The club is falling apart. Its members are scattered. Their ideals have faded. Their hearts are broken. Lunn joined the organization to find meaning in life... and found Vimm, the club’s exhausted guardian. But Vimm protects more than just the club. He also hides a past that Lunn cannot yet understand, a past that comes to light with every step she takes toward uncovering it. As the first signs of betrayal stir within their ranks, enemies close in, and
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Uma Musume Random Income Special Story 赛马娘随机收入特别文
My new work is out! Feel free to visit Tomato Novel to read it. I hope you enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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Special Containment Foundation 特别收容基金会
“Boss! I think we absolutely have to put up these couplets. First, they'll significantly boost employee morale. Second, there are so many doors in this site that putting couplets on all of them will take a lot of staff and time, giving us a reason to make them work overtime. Third, where are we going to get the money to buy all these couplets? Obviously, from the employees' wages! That'll let us cut their pay a little this month, so we can put the money where it's needed most. What do you think?
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Foundation Special Stories 基金会特别故事
The Japanese armed personnel stared in terror as the red tea spilled across the ground and flowed against gravity. It was supposed to be nothing more than a common murder trap, but most of these people had only skimmed their training materials. They probably hadn't even finished reading the Foundation's General Guide: How to Conduct CQB in a Large Facility? The workers' revolution roared in like the turbid waters of the Jialing River, battering the foundations of the decaying empire. A host of
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