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Books by 杨飞
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Strange Tales from the Village 村中异事
(Mystery and the supernatural + tomb raiding + ghost hunting + feng shui + adventure + romance) One evening, Liu Xiaojun encountered a ghost by the river in front of his village. From then on, his life was turned upside down. Liu Xiaojun's grandfather suddenly died and became a zombie. Many dried corpses were dug up beside his grandfather's grave. By a bridge, he encountered strange creatures with pig heads and human bodies, and human heads and pig bodies. A gigantic, five-meter-long centipede,
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Unsolved Mysteries of China's Famous Figures 中国名人未解之谜
Unsolved Mysteries of Famous Chinese Figures explores and studies famous Chinese figures from a fresh perspective. Drawing on extensive historical documents and archaeological materials, and incorporating the latest research, the editors examine more than seventy unsolved mysteries about famous Chinese figures from eight angles: their backgrounds and bloodlines, their fates, their final destinations, traces of their whereabouts, their deaths, their motives and intentions, the connections between
48Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Chasing Sword Qi: Lu Zifeng Meets Yu Sanniang 剑气追来：陆子风遇见余三娘
(Wuxia + Xianxia + Romance + Multiple Female Leads + Multiple Male Leads + Political Scheming + Wish Fulfillment + Original Work + Not Fanfiction + Entirely Handcrafted) Lu Zifeng was a martial artist, and the Martial Arts Alliance Leader had once been defeated by him. To save face, the Alliance Leader summoned martial artists to hunt Lu Zifeng down. During the pursuit, Lu Zifeng met Yu Sanniang, and together they resolved numerous conflicts in the martial world.
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Diary 日记
My blood dripped onto the diary, blurring the words. I struggled to make out four characters. Watch your back!
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Crematorium 火葬场
I'm twenty-two this year. I just graduated from a third-rate university in S City, and I've become a perfect example of the old saying: graduation means unemployment. I have no impressive qualifications or work experience, and I don't know how to handle people in the real world. No decent company is willing to hire me. Holding the resume I'd sent out countless times, I crouched by the roadside, terribly depressed, and couldn't help sighing.
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