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Books by 春山未央

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  1. I Control the Three Realms at the Funeral Home 我在殡仪馆控三界 Urban231k WordsCompleted Lin Chen graduated straight into unemployment. With nowhere else to turn, he took a temporary job at a funeral home, only to unexpectedly become the “sole heir” to the rundown place. He thought his life had hit rock bottom, but this was actually where his cheat-powered rise began! This funeral home isn’t a crematorium at all. It’s the ultimate back door connecting the worlds of mortals, immortals, and ghosts! Every body brought in is an “experience pack”: burn the wicked and earn hellish powers; 1.6kReads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Road to Healing: The Peak of Power 医路青云之权力巅峰 Urban5.5M WordsOngoing On his very first day at work, Lin Jie is framed by his department director and shunted off to a dead-end department, where he is put in charge of caring for patients in vegetative states. By chance, he finds a USB drive under a hospital bed. When the patient’s fingers twitch, a conspiracy quietly begins to unfold. Who could have imagined that such a tiny USB drive contained so many unknown secrets and unspoken rules? By chance, he meets Su Lin, the daughter of the director of the provincial hea 309Reads6.1Score—Shelves
  3. Bajie and the Past and Present of Gao Village 八戒与高老庄的前世今生 Eastern Fantasy162k WordsCompleted Five hundred years after becoming a Buddha, Zhu Bajie had grown tired of the rigid rules of the Celestial Court. When he discovered that Gao Cuilan had never married, he repeatedly slipped away to the mortal realm to watch over her, until at last he violated the heavenly laws. After fighting the celestial soldiers and failing to get help from Wukong and Sha Seng, he flew into a rage and overturned the Hall of Miraculous Mist. The Jade Emperor banished him to the mortal world as a common pig. Tha 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. On the Night of My Ghost Wedding, I Hung the Groom's Coffin on Xianyu 冥婚当夜,我把新郎棺材挂上了闲 Modern Romance112k WordsCompleted Overworked office drone Su Miao returns to her hometown for a funeral, only for her aunt, who favors boys over girls, to sell her off for a ghost marriage in a century-old haunted house. In the eerie wedding hall, she's forced to kneel before a black coffin plastered with yellow talismans, while the chant “Lord Ye Xuan is taking a concubine” echoes in her ears. Just as her aunt lifts the lid to shove her inside and bury her with the corpse, Su Miao feels her phone vibrating in her pocket. The fu 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. The Great Qin Relay Station 大秦驿站 Historical229k WordsCompleted The year after Qin unified the Six Kingdoms, Ying, a courier in Ba and Shu, discovered that torrential rain had washed away the plank road. Official documents would now take sixty days to reach their destination by a detour. To save the people in an epidemic-stricken area, he dared to use a perilous trail frequented by Qiang hunters and relay messages by carrier pigeon, cutting delivery time to nine days. But he was imprisoned for “recklessly altering the courier regulations.” Three years after —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Xuanzang and His Dream of Chang'an 玄奘和他的长安梦 Historical104k WordsCompleted In 645 AD, Xuanzang returned to the Tang with 657 Buddhist scriptures. The people of Chang'an poured into the streets to welcome the legendary monk, but he soon found himself caught in an even more complex web: the emperor's political maneuvering, tensions between Buddhism and Daoism, the watchful eyes of Western Regions powers, and the monumental task of translating scriptures to preserve civilization. Grounded in real history and driven by the clash of human ambitions, this story follows the f —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The Golden Passage 黄金通道 Urban221k WordsCompleted Beneath the seemingly transparent workings of society flows a “golden channel” invisible to ordinary people. It has no shape or shadow, yet it is everywhere, deciding how resources are distributed, who gets opportunities, and even how long people live. During an investigation into a medical accident, journalist Shen Mo accidentally brushes against the channel’s icy edge. He sees how appointments with top specialists are reserved in advance, and how “life-saving medicine” bypasses long queues to —Reads—Score—Shelves