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Books by 放浪书生

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  1. Moonlit Nights in Jiangwan 江湾风月 Urban835k WordsCompleted Romance and intrigue are everywhere in this world. In Northeast China, around the old bend of the Sanjiang River and its lake, the customs are different, the people are different, and so are the stories of love... And one simple-minded young man stands out even more than most! While others study for college entrance exams, he quits school just before the tests. While others fish and farm in peace, he goes into business. While others move to the city just to earn a wage, he starts a company. Wh 151Reads7.4Score—Shelves
  2. The Mountain Spirit's Woman 山精女人 Urban1.5M WordsCompleted My new work is out! You can find it on Fanqie Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 56Reads6.9Score—Shelves
  3. The Greenwood Trail 绿林道 Historical1.1M WordsCompleted The bandits of the greenwood were once a defining feature of Greater Guandong, and their story is a grotesque chapter of history. Whether through transmigration or an out-of-body journey, a notebook sealed away for many years will carry us back to an age of intrigue and turmoil, of rival dragons battling and wolves howling as bears roar. The nation is weak, powerful enemies encircle it, and bandits run rampant! From the First Sino-Japanese War to victory in the War of Resistance, Greater Guandon 1Reads6.7Score—Shelves
  4. Bagua Ridge 八卦岭 Modern Romance799k WordsOngoing Is the world ruled by all living beings, or only by humanity? A secluded mountain village is a microcosm of society, encompassing humans and every other kind of life. Liu Yishou is just an ordinary villager, yet as he grows to revere nature and all living things, he repeatedly works miracles of his own. Did he change nature, or did nature show kindness to good people? Bagua Ridge is a small mountain village, but just like anywhere else in the world, people with time on their hands love to gossip —Reads—Score—Shelves