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Books by 广东龍四爷
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Wandering into the Imperial Palace: Back to the Qing Dynasty 误闯天家之回到大清
Across a century of time, he encounters an unparalleled emperor. An emperor, a prince, and a eunuch become sworn brothers and turn the Qing Dynasty upside down! Experience the major historical events of the Tang and Qing dynasties through transmigration! A most beautiful accident, and an encounter with the Qing Dynasty that makes a life well spent. A tribute to Mr. Jin Yong and the days of our youth!
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The Seven-Vein Heart Sword 七脉心剑
A pure wuxia tale of the martial world. One person's injustice reflects the darkness of an entire nation. The journey to overturn the verdict is also a journey to turn the world's chessboard upside down. When the young man finally uncovers the truth, he discovers that the true culprit is not any one person, but the sickness of an era.
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A Carp Devours the Heavens 一鲤吞天
The protagonist, Wang Hao, transmigrates into another world as a carp. The Carp King forcibly extracts his Supreme Dragon Bone, activating an indiscriminate devouring evolution System. After surviving one peril after another, he grows from a fish in a small river into a dragon and becomes the Cangming Emperor, sovereign of the dragon race and ruler of the Myriad Demon Realm. Along the way, he becomes entangled in romances with women from the human, demon, immortal, and fiend races, before ultima
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The Sweeping Monk of Beishan 北山扫地僧
What she didn't know was that one day in the future, she would return to this secluded courtyard and say to the obscure monk sweeping the ground, "Will you be my Dao companion?" Those words would shake the entire Beishan Sect.
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Hunting in the Classic of Mountains and Seas 打猎山海经
A retired reconnaissance soldier runs a “Fake Veteran Outdoor Military Supplies Shop” in a small county near Chengdu. He's sharp-tongued and tough as nails. He's always the first to charge into trouble, but also the first to run. When he realizes there's no getting away, he stands and fights. His catchphrases: “Oh, crap, we're in trouble.” “Damn, I've really run into a ghost today.” “Let's do it! Get him!” He transmigrates back and forth through the mountains and seas, hunting strange beasts.
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