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Books by 晋山谷
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The Anti-Black Crime Storm in Sanjin 三晋扫黑风云
The Black-Combat Storm in Sanjin: The Thunderous Wrath of Justice is a gripping and powerful documentary-style novel. It takes readers into the turbulent years of the 1990s, when Shanxi cracked down on organized crime, and gives a sweeping account of the thrilling struggle between the forces of justice and criminal gangs. Some content is fictional and the story is not entirely true. Thank you for your understanding. The story covers criminal gangs in different regions of Shanxi and across differ
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A Hero’s Last Stand: The Godfather of Ice City 枭雄末路：冰城教父
As the saying goes, the net of justice may be wide, but no one escapes it. This story recounts the downfall of the Qiao Si gang, a notorious criminal organization in Northeast China, as a warning to future generations. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the gang ran rampant in Heilongjiang, Harbin, and other areas, committing countless crimes before finally receiving the full punishment of the law. Some parts of the story are fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincide
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The Doomed Monk 绝命和尚
This story takes place in a fictional ancient dynasty, the Tiansui Dynasty. On the surface, it is a time of peace and prosperity, but beneath the calm lie deep-rooted conflicts. The imperial family is corrupt, officials are rife with graft, and the common people suffer terribly. The martial world is crowded with sects and interwoven factions, all secretly watching the state of the realm. Yang Xiao was a monk at Baoguo Temple, with the Buddhist name Wuwei. Compassionate and kind, he possessed exc
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Phantom Shadows of the Qing Court: The Modern Divine Constable, Lord Shen 清廷诡影之现代神捕神爵爷
A clash between good and evil spanning three hundred years, and a crime-solving legend that overturns history. When modern Hong Kong police officer Yang Anze falls into the sea while pursuing the international fugitive known as “Black Fox,” he unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of Wei Xiaobao during the Kangxi era. With modern forensic techniques in his left hand and the Qing court’s political world in turmoil at his right, he discovers that his old enemy, Black Fox, has also crossed over
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The Moon Over the Mountains 山月飞渡
In the early 1980s, Chenjia'ao, a hilly village in central Zhejiang, was so poor that even chicken feathers could fly there. Chen Shan, 28, had been an honest man in his previous life, running a shoe-repair stall at the end of an alley. He married Lin Sui, a sharp-tongued but kindhearted woman from the same village, but an accident made him miss the wave of itinerant traders. He spent half his life trapped in the mountain village. As he lay dying, he watched a neighbor make a fortune selling but
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Tomb Raiders: Tales of the Republic of China 摸金校尉之民国风云
The Grave-Robbing Captains: Turmoil in the Republic of China is a novel by the pen name Jinshangu. Set amid the chaos and upheaval of the Republic of China, it follows Jinshangu and his wife Xu Le, along with Hu Kui and his wife Ren Jing. Descendants of the Grave-Robbing Captains, they possess secret family techniques and have lived quietly among ordinary people. When the Northern Expedition begins and the country is torn apart, a twist of fate leads them to join the National Revolutionary Army
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Reborn in Flames: The Road to Charity 浴火重生：之慈善之路
Reborn in the Flames: The Road of Charity
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Escape from Earth: Lubei Substation 逃离地球之芦北变电站
Escape from Earth: Lubei Substation
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Reborn After Death, I Reveal My Billion-Dollar Fortune 死后重生我亮出亿万家产
Su Qingyan worked herself to the bone her entire life and died of exhaustion in a cold crematorium. Even as she lay dying, she was still working to pay off the debts of her parasitic adoptive parents and her ungrateful younger siblings. At her funeral, all her relatives gathered around her black-and-white portrait, dividing up her last few savings. They called her worthless and said she deserved her fate. They fought over her house, her job, and the good fortune and life she should have had, all
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