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Books by 指上云霄
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Siheyuan: After Kicking Over the Whole Courtyard, I Fled to Hong Kong 四合院：踹翻全院后我跑路香江
After an unscrupulous driver sends him back to the 1960s, Li Chengzhi feels completely out of place among the “pioneers” of the era. To make matters worse, his neighbors are the vile characters from Love in the Courtyard, whose reputation has long since become infamous throughout the worlds. Fortunately, he still has his golden finger. Knowing everyone’s secrets, Li Chengzhi seizes the opportunity to marry Lou Xiao'e, persuades the Lou family to leave, and flees with them to Hong Kong. Here, Lei
1.8kReads8.0Score105Shelves
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Siheyuan: From the Start, I Take Out Yi Zhonghai 四合院：开局先噶易中海
After a viewer recommended it, film commentator Zhang Xiaobai watched Love in the Courtyard from beginning to end three times. The first time, he thought it was an ordinary period drama about everyday family life in old Beijing and the lives of ordinary people. The second time, he found it horrifying the more he thought about it. Everyone looked like a villain, and he wanted to smash the screen. The third time, he watched it alongside his audience, cursing the plot’s many absurdities as he we
413Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Apocalypse: After Turning In My Cheat, I Became Homelander 末世：外挂上交后，我成了祖国人
The universe is a dark forest. Blindly searching for other civilizations in space could very well bring utter catastrophe upon humanity. On September 5, 1977, humanity launched the Voyager 1 spacecraft into deep space. One day in the future, it was finally detected by another civilization in the universe. And so, Earth attracted an unfriendly gaze... If the planet Apophis really does visit Earth one day, bringing volcanic eruptions, towering waves, and ash that blots out the sky, what will becom
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Through the Clouds, Into the Light 拨云见明
Zhu Yunteng, a descendant of the Wu Commoner line whose family had no idea how many generations it had spanned, was struck by a bolt of lightning on a clear day and sent back more than six hundred years to the Hongwu era for showing disrespect to his ancestors. At the time, Empress Ma and the eldest legitimate grandson, Zhu Xiongying, had died young, while Crown Prince Zhu Biao had just been buried at Zhongshan. The Hongwu Emperor's keen Panlong Saber was already itching for blood. He wished he
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