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Books by 海凌
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A Junior Banner Soldier in the Late Qing 清末小旗兵
Transmigrating to the late Qing was bad enough. To make matters worse, I became a soldier in the Eight Banners! Fu Ning thought he'd reached the end of the road, but since he was here, he might as well leave something behind. This is the story of a university student in an obscure field struggling to survive in a time of chaos, and of an ordinary person striving to change things in that era.
13.9kReads8.7Score1.2kShelves
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The Young Detective of Republican-Era China 民国小侦探
(No romance) Fu Ning is a small-time nobody trying to scrape by in a chaotic age. He takes whatever work can put food on the table for his family, but ever since he encountered a black cat, his fate seems to have taken a turn, and all kinds of strange, baffling cases have begun to haunt him. In these troubled times, knowing too much is no good. But charging ahead is the only path he has left. Then charge ahead he will. The heavens are watchful, and good and evil will be repaid in kind! (This sto
2.5kReads8.5Score369Shelves
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Wasteland Apocalypse: Reclaiming a New World 废土末世异世开荒
Lin Xi never imagined she would escape reality this way, but now that she has a chance to venture into another world, how could she let it slip by? This is the story of a socially anxious girl who must survive and reclaim the wasteland on her own in a post-apocalyptic world. No romance, just the heroine standing on her own.
1.4kReads8.9Score136Shelves
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A Record of Cultivating Immortality in Beijing 北漂修真纪实
In this dazzling, bustling metropolis, not everyone rushing past is human. Some may be demons or ghosts wearing human skin, while others may be immortals or devils with their own hidden agendas. Anyone who brushes past you or greets you with a smile might secretly be eyeing your soul and blood. Zhou Jing is a migrant worker in Beijing. She thinks it doesn’t matter what you cultivate, what matters is cultivating your heart. It doesn’t matter what job you do, as long as it pays!
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