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Books by 小陆找不到路
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The 19th Century: Qin Shi Huang Returns 19世纪，秦始皇归来
The day Jinling fell, the Yangtze ran red. He stood atop Purple Mountain and watched Japanese soldiers trample the city walls. He watched three hundred thousand people fall in pools of blood. He heard someone worshipping him: an old man kneeling on the ground before a wooden tablet inscribed "Spirit of the First Emperor of Great Qin." "I am Ying Zheng." No one believed him. But it didn't matter. He didn't need them to believe him. He only needed them to live. This was the wrath of the Ancestral
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The Two-Way Hunters 双向猎人
Acting on the System's orders, Jiang Wanyin must win over the cold-faced Regent who holds power over the court. Acting on the System's orders, Shen Yanqing must win over the gentle, water-like daughter of a noble family. On their wedding night, as the red candles flicker, the two, each harboring their own schemes, gaze at each other with deep affection: “My lord.” “My lady.” The System's prompts light up at the same time: [Current Surrender Level: 0/100.] Two peerless hunters, each convinc
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One Third of My Life 我的三分之一人生
Based on a true story, this novel recounts the heroine's life over just thirty years: growing up in a family that favored boys over girls, enduring an unhappy first marriage, and finally meeting the right person. One-third of her life was filled with hardship.
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Shattered Glaze: A Calamity of Mortal Life 琉璃碎：浮生劫
Shattered Glaze: A Mortal Life’s Trial Synopsis On her wedding night, she gave herself to the man she loved. Then he personally pushed her off a cliff. At the foot of the cliff, Shen Liuli miraculously survived, obtained an ancient cultivation art, gave up all her cultivation, and was reborn anew. A year later, she clawed her way back from hell. But at the foot of the cliff, she encountered a man covered in blood: Xiao Yan. His origins were unknown, his nature wicked and inscrutable, and
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