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Books by 情殇孤月
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The Heaven-Mandated Sage of Letters 天命文圣
[Confucian Dao + Three Kingdoms + Investiture of the Gods] [The author's previous Confucian Dao novel has 7.3 million words. Read with confidence and look forward to updates!] After the Investiture of the Gods, Confucius ascended to heaven. Then came the chaotic Three Kingdoms era, when gods and demons rose together. Poetry can slay the enemy; verse can shatter armies! Li Haoran, a liberal arts student good for nothing, awakens in the body of a Shu Han scholar who shares his name. If heaven had
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The Scholar and the Warrior Clash 儒武争锋
A thousand years ago, he transmigrated to another world and became a great Confucian sage, only to be ambushed and killed by the Martial Emperor. A thousand years later, reborn into a new life, he finds the Martial Emperor has wiped out the Confucian legacy, declared himself supreme beneath the heavens, and ascended beyond the heavens. After three cycles of reincarnation, Qin Feng faces the Martial Emperor’s statue and grips the sword in his hand. “The day we meet again beyond the heavens will b
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The Hacker Policewoman 骇客女警
A professor at the police academy, both mentor and friend to his students, is taken away from class on suspicion of treason. Xu Sunian, still a cadet, vows to clear his teacher’s name, only to get swept up in a vast conspiracy surrounding the leak of the X1 information weapon. After graduating, Xu Sunian chooses to work under Da Liu, becoming an ordinary officer at an anti-telecom fraud center. The wealthy Su family is deeply displeased with him, and just then, a meticulously planned internation
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Dragon Soul Swordsman 龙魂剑士
A rebellious youth born with silver hair sets out on a path defying fate, carrying a cursed Dragon Sword in his hand.
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Taming the River Tide 弄江潮
[A work entered in the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China writing competition] In 2014, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued 4G licenses to China's three major telecom operators, unleashing explosive growth in the mobile internet. In just five years, China's mobile internet users would number over 1.1 billion, and the industry's output would be worth trillions! On the eve of this industry-wide revolution, Xu Chengfeng, a low-level IT worker,
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