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Books by 振庭
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The Purple Art of Danyang 丹阳紫诀
On a vast, boundless, and mysterious otherworldly continent lies a wondrous realm of cultivation. Spiritual energy fills the air, sacred mountains and blessed lands abound, and rare treasures and exotic beasts roam freely. Diverse races and factions coexist, together forming a fantastical yet perilous world. The continent is divided into many regions. At its center lies the prosperous Tianyuan Sacred Domain, home to numerous ancient and powerful sects and clans, such as the Xuanjian Sect and Li
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Soul-Calming Golden Needles: I Conquer the Yin-Yang World with Medicine 金针镇魂：我靠医术横扫阴阳界
After the apocalypse, the world is overwhelmed by yin energy and the dead roam unchecked. The Twin Gates, a private paranormal investigation agency, steps onto the scene. Cen Jiu, known as “Hell’s Writ,” and Shen Banxia, the “Chatterbox Bodhisattva,” take on one case after another: first a haunted old apartment building, then a desolate village where “living people turn into trees,” and more. Shen Banxia unexpectedly acquires the Golden Needle Art of Ghost Deliverance, which lets her heal the li
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Love on the Pandemic Front Line 疫线情缘
A Romance on the Front Lines of the Epidemic
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The Black Cat Gave Me: Slay the Crazy Gods 黑猫给我：斩神经
Lu Bingzhao, an outcast disciple of the Qingyan Sect, is infamous throughout the cultivation world as a good-for-nothing. The Eleven Heavens suppress all living beings, while sects stand everywhere and countless races compete for supremacy. Driven out of his sect, he drifts into the wilderness, where he finds a foul-mouthed, gluttonous black cat. The cat claims to have slain gods and speaks only three sentences a day, each one an ancient secret art. By growing spirit herbs, raising spirit beasts
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The Forensic Eye: Decoding Sequence H 法医之眼：解密H序列
Cases keep cropping up in City A, Country Z. Forensic pathologist Linghu Changsheng and detective Zhou Zhengren team up to investigate. While looking into the case of the woman found dead in an iron barrel, they face pressure from their superiors and interference from public opinion. In the course of their arduous investigation, they unexpectedly uncover crucial clues. These clues help them connect the evidence, with details such as fibers and DNA pointing toward suspects. They find a way forwar
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