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Books by 文刀一刘
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The Long Song of the Ashen Kingdom 烬国长歌
Every famed sword is a sealed vessel of time, and the swordsmith's soul becomes the sword's “sheath.” Once a sword has drunk the blood of a thousand people, it can send its wielder back to the moment it was forged. When the eternal night falls, a cursed swordsmith and a princess of a fallen kingdom forge with blood and tears a blade that can devour time, only to discover that their true enemy is history itself.
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The Noble Son of a Humble Family: From Slacker to Imperial In-Law 寒门贵公子：摆烂少年变皇亲传奇
Outwardly carefree but secretly gifted with extraordinary skills, Lin Xiaofan is a poor-born youth living a life of “giving up” in a small town in Jiangnan. He gets by on quick wits and a silver tongue. Then a murder case uncovers the mystery of his origins: he is the sole surviving heir of the Duke of Zhenguo's family, massacred fifteen years ago, and carries the blood of both the imperial house and a family of military officers. To uncover the truth about what happened and survive in a world t
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The Divine Investigator of the Li Fire 离火神探
A down-and-out detective-errant bearing the Eye of Li Fire is drawn into a shocking conspiracy while investigating the truth behind a family massacre. But he discovers that the woman he wants to protect is the seventh “key” on the mastermind's list.
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Records of a Healer's Heart: I Become the Imperial Tutor in Great Qin 医心录：我在大秦当帝师
Transmigrator Nan Feiyan establishes himself in Qin through his expertise in psychology. He first foils a conspiracy at Xianyang’s Heart-Locking Gate and exposes Qin prince Cheng Jiao, who has dissociative identity disorder, as the sect leader. Later, he ventures deep into the Mount Li Mausoleum, uncovers a large-scale mind-control operation targeting convicts, and exposes the hidden collusion between Qin and Chu. He and Lü Qingque unravel the tangled mystery of their origins. Using psychologica
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