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Books by 尘染墨闲

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  1. Father, I Really Don't Want to Fight for the Throne 父皇，我真不想争 Dust-Stained Ink, At Ease尘染墨闲Historical521k WordsCompleted The Seventh Prince, Zhao Heng, has a declining maternal clan and a reputation for idleness. Everyone in the palace dares to look down on him, calling him the “Leisurely Seventh.” All he wanted was to stay out of his brothers' limelight, skip lessons by pretending to be sick, and steer clear of court politics. But a clan examination and a murder at the Court of the Imperial Clan drag him from Zhaoxue Studio into the storm sweeping the capital. From then on, old cases, political schemes, militar 497Reads5.3Score103Shelves
  2. High Martial: I Hold the Star Gate with an Ordinary Mortal Body 高武：我以凡骨镇星门 Dust-Stained Ink, At Ease尘染墨闲Urban400k WordsOngoing In the depths of the Eastern Sea, a nine-headed behemoth tramples coastal bases; In the Western Desert, a star fissure opens, and a slumbering Origin Beast sweeps across a thousand miles of sand; Beyond the stars, countless races lie in wait at the star gates, biding their time until the Star Tide invades human territory. Technology and martial arts advance side by side. Origin Force awakens, countless races clash, and the Ashen Martial Era descends, its flames of war stretching far and wide. Li 36Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Shattering the Firmament: Who Rules the Rise and Fall? 破穹：谁主沉浮 Dust-Stained Ink, At Ease尘染墨闲Urban150k WordsCompleted The firmament presses down on fate, and all races devour the heavens. All living things are trapped in the cage of destiny, while the world's great chessboard remains shrouded in chaos. The protagonist, Ling Fengmiao, fought fiercely and died in battle, sacrificing himself for the Dao. In the end, he could not hold back the assault of the myriad races. Yet they were ultimately wiped out, and the Morning Star was safe. 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Commoner Chief Councilor: The Blood and Sweat That Sustained the Ming Dynasty 布衣首辅：大明续命的血与汗 Dust-Stained Ink, At Ease尘染墨闲Historical189k WordsOngoing I lament the rise and fall, mourn the decline: a thousand years of the realm lie half in ruins. I would hold up the pillars and shore up the crisis, though thorns bar every step ahead. I care little for honor or disgrace, but hold the realm dear; by a lonely lamp on a cold night, I struggle to plan for the nation. Who would not wish the Ming’s fortunes to endure? Yet who could foresee the storm-dark skies unleashing a raging tide? 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Fragments of Time 时空残忆 Dust-Stained Ink, At Ease尘染墨闲Mystery122k WordsCompleted A jade pendant sets off a twenty-year-old mystery. In his search for his mother, Lin Yan is drawn into a struggle across time between those who move with time and those who move against it. An ancient bronze formation in a kiln, an anchor point at a sunken ship in the East China Sea, and the infiltrator known as “Shadow”... Every step of the investigation is a race against time and a fight for survival. What love and hatred will each turning point unleash? What answers lie hidden beneath the c —Reads—Score—Shelves