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Books by 暖阳阳101
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Cracking Cases in the Ming Dynasty: I Shake the Court with My Justice 大明断案：我以青天震朝野
The Ming dynasty's bureaucracy is corrupt, wrongful convictions are rampant, and the powerful run unchecked. Qin Feng, an upright official, is called upon in a time of crisis. Impartial and incorruptible, he solves cases with uncanny skill. Murdered corpses without heads, the secrets of powerful families, and conspiracies at court, he will not flatter those above him, oppress those below him, or fear death. With keen eyes, he unravels the mysteries; with unyielding principles, he protects the pe
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Shanghai’s Misty Nights: A Record of Strange Cases 沪上烟霞：诡案夜行录
In Republican-era Shanghai, the bustling foreign concessions conceal countless baffling cases. A private detective joins forces with a forensic doctor and the chief inspector of the police station, piecing together clues to solve the mysteries with intelligence, convicting the guilty with evidence, and upholding justice with integrity. Only when the fog clears can the truth of the human world be seen.
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The Heiress Returns: A Billion-Dollar Revenge 千金归来，亿万复仇
Lin Wan was the cherished heiress of the Lin family, with an elite family background, stunning beauty, and a fiancé everyone envied. Innocent and naive, she gave her whole heart to everyone around her, only to be pushed into hell by her scumbag fiancé, stepmother, and stepsister after her engagement banquet. Her family fortune was stolen and her loved ones were killed. She fell from the clouds into the mire. When she finally came to her senses, she put away her kindness and tore off every dis
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Dark Clouds over Shanghai: Records of a Night Parade of a Hundred Ghosts 沪上阴云：百鬼夜行录
Shanghai in the Republic of China era was shrouded in gloom. Strange incidents abounded, and ghosts roamed the streets at night. Detective Lu Yanzhou specialized in solving bizarre cases, while spirit medium Lin Qinghe could communicate between the worlds of the living and the dead. Together, they unraveled mysteries, guided lost souls, and uncovered the layers of evil and human darkness lurking in Shanghai.
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