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Books by 山川序伦
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As the Last Light Fades 残阳将尽
“Shen Hexi, in our next life, let’s not be born into troubled times.” On their wedding night, she held a hairpin to his throat. He smiled and said, “What a spirited filly.” On a rainy night, they parted in tears. “I hate you,” she cried. He stood in the rain without moving. When he was badly wounded and unconscious, she said, “Wake up, and I’ll try to love you.” The first thing he said upon waking was, “You promised.” She thought he had killed the person she loved most. He didn’t know she was te
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Shanghai's Veil of Smoke 沪上云烟
Shanghai, 1927. Lu Mansheng was a celebrated opera singer whose performance of Farewell My Concubine brought tears to the whole theater. Onstage, she was Consort Yu, ready to die for her King of Chu. Offstage, all she wanted was to find the enemy who had wiped out her family and win justice for them. Gu Tingshen was the head of the French Concession’s chamber of commerce, always impeccably dressed and impeccably composed. Everyone said he was a businessman who cared about nothing but money. No o
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Chen Shi, the Disassembler 陈识拆解师
The year is 2086, and the world is a wasteland in the aftermath of World War III. Radioactive dust shrouds the sky, mutant beasts roam the land, and survivors eke out a miserable existence in dilapidated settlements. Among them is a special group: scavengers. They venture deep into the ruins to search for relics of the old world, bringing them back to settlements in exchange for food and ammunition. Any intact artifact from the old world could be worth a fortune. Chen Shi, a low-level scavenger
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The Night Watchman of Unit 404 编号404的守夜人
Shen Ye transmigrates and becomes the records-room administrator at an office for supernatural affairs. He thinks it’s an easy job, until he discovers that what’s locked away in Records Room 404 isn’t paperwork, but a collection of “living rules.” A mirror that devours “secrets,” a coin that grants wishes at the cost of an equivalent amount of “presence,” a scalpel that can cure terminal illnesses but takes away the “person most important to you”... Every item has rules of its own, and anyone wh
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