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Books by 永葆童心的老顽童
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The Ferry in the No-Man’s-Land 无人区中的渡口
After the Wannan Incident, the communications line linking them to Yan’an was also severely damaged by enemy agents. In their desperation, our side sent Sun Yuan, known as “Wan Bao Quan Shi Que Zhi Jiao,” to investigate. With Lu Ping’s authorization, Sun Yuan used his abilities to root out traitors and kill the enemy wherever he went, while using the enemy’s weapons to arm those around him and the guerrilla forces. As he opened a new route, he incorporated several bands of bandits and guerrillas
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The Five Golden Flowers’ Immortal Younger Brother 五朵金花之仙弟
This book mainly tells the story of Li Yuanwai of the Li family village. After having five daughters, he finally prayed for a son and named the boy Li Fudi. As his son grew up, Li Yuanwai spared no effort or expense for his future. He hired five different tutors over the years, and at last his son soared to success. After completing his studies, Li Fudi recognized his own shortcomings and set out to gain experience. He traveled from Qingxi Town to Qingquan County, Tongtian Prefecture, Yingtian P
27Reads7.4Score—Shelves
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The Old and the Young Are All Little Treasures 老的小的都是活宝
After Zhu Bajie returned from his journey to the West to obtain the scriptures, the immortals, including the Old Man of the Moon, failed to find him a partner, so he went back to Gao Village. At first, he was lazy, but later he realized that he couldn’t live off his savings forever. So he cleared land and farmed, planted a tea garden, built a tea house, and renovated all the houses in Gao Village. Once it became a popular destination for immortals, he opened a country inn, which he later turned
12Reads7.7Score—Shelves
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Love in the Ancient Town 古镇之恋
My new work is here! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support keeps me writing, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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