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Books by 流华宫苏老鬼

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  1. The Storms of Western Xia 西夏风云 Historical439k WordsCompleted The Storms of Western Xia tells the century-long epic of a dynasty sealed away by history, from its rise to its destruction. Caught between four giants, Song, Liao, Jin, and Mongolia, the Tangut people displayed a breathtaking talent for survival. Told as a novel, this book brings that silent history back to life. You will see how the founding emperor, Li Yuanhao, used the brilliance and ruthlessness of the “Northwest’s top scholar” to create a written script, establish institutions, and win bat 51Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Swordsman and Love 剑客与爱情 Eastern Fantasy185k WordsCompleted The Swordsman and Love is a novel about the complicated relationship between Su Ningbo and Wang Wan’er. Set in the world of martial arts, it tells the story of their love and hatred, shaped by old family grudges. Su Ningbo was born into a martial arts family and received rigorous sword training from a young age. His family has deep-rooted grievances with the Wang Tianba family. Many years ago, a misunderstanding between the two families led to a blood feud. Though Su Ningbo and Wang Wan’er met a 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Reborn: My Life as a Beloved Member of Unit 76 重生之我在76号当团宠 Modern Romance225k WordsCompleted Pu Yunting was reborn, and got saddled with a goofy System. The System said, “Go undercover at Unit 76 and steal the Japanese army's strategic map. If you fail the mission, I'll cut out your organs.” Pu Yunting: “???” Even more thrilling, his interviewer, Song Yinling, looked at him like a cat watching a mouse. The System piled on: “She already knows who you are, but for now, she isn't turning you in. The reason is unknown.” Pu Yunting gritted his teeth and took the job, only to discover that Un —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Reborn, She Became My Walking Wallet 重生后,她成了我的钱袋子 Historical182k WordsOngoing In his previous life, to preserve the kingdom of Wu and Yue, he personally offered her to the founding emperor. She died in a cold palace in a foreign land, never once looking at him again. Reborn on their wedding night, Pu Yunting gazed at the woman holding a gold hairpin to his throat, his eyes reddening. “Dongmei, in this life, the kingdom is yours, and so am I.” Li Dongmei sneered. “Lord Pu, your sincerity is worth less than the kingdoms of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.” She turned an —Reads—Score—Shelves