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Books by 欧阳小修

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  1. I Escaped from Northern Myanmar 我从缅北逃出来 Ouyang Xiaoxiu欧阳小修64k WordsCompleted I Escaped from Northern Myanmar 9Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Imperial Jade Seal of Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum 秦始皇陵之传国玉玺 Ouyang Xiaoxiu欧阳小修Urban189k WordsCompleted Abe Jinyuan, the Japanese Empire's foremost onmyoji, infiltrated China with the Eight Vajra. After twenty years of research, he uncovered a shocking secret: the Imperial Jade Seal, missing for a thousand years, lay deep in the underground palace of Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum. If they could steal the seal and bury it beneath the Hakkō Ichiu Tower, they could transfer five thousand years of China's national fortune to Japan. Japan's destiny would soar, while China's foundations would crumble… L 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Changbai Mountain Files 长白山档案 Ouyang Xiaoxiu欧阳小修Mystery290k WordsCompleted After his mother mysteriously disappeared, Lin Yuanshan was forced to enter a world filled with mystery and danger. As he searched for the truth, he discovered an ancient secret flowing through his veins… Set against the cultural backdrop of Northeast China, the novel systematizes and transforms folk beliefs such as spirit mediums, guardian spirits, the Five Immortal Clans (fox, weasel, hedgehog, snake, and rat), and shamanic magic into fantasy, building a unique Eastern magic system… —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Adventures in Northern Myanmar 缅北历险记 Ouyang Xiaoxiu欧阳小修30k WordsCompleted Adventure in Northern Myanmar —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Two Cups of Bitter Coffee 两杯苦咖啡 Ouyang Xiaoxiu欧阳小修Marriage & Romance12k WordsCompleted Two Cups of Bitter Coffee —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. No One Is Allowed to Become a Spirit After Founding: Mount Ailao 建国后不许成精之哀牢山 Ouyang Xiaoxiu欧阳小修Mystery193k WordsCompleted “No spirits may manifest after the founding of the nation.” This is no joke, but an ironclad law forged in countless lives and rivers of blood. In 1950, a surveying team ventured deep into the Ailao Mountains and broke through a thousand-year-old mist. Almost the entire team perished. The sole survivor brought back a fragment of bronze inscribed with eight characters: “The mountain is guarded by spirits. Do not disturb them…” Sixty years later, a baby of unknown origin is found at the foot of —Reads—Score—Shelves