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Books by 焱晟
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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From Scrap Collector to Billionaire's Bridegroom 从收破烂，到迎娶千金
Life is about nothing but fighting with all you've got; No matter how humble your beginnings, you can still become a dragon. If your heart refuses to yield, the whole world is yours to explore! Chen Jin was born into poverty. His mother took her own life, and his father died in an accident. When the village chief and his grandmother couldn't stop arguing over his father's compensation money, he ran away from home and became a beggar. He had never set foot in a classroom, yet learned everything t
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Real Men Don’t Cry 真男人不哭泣
Dedicated to all men facing a midlife crisis. May there be a Ye Qianyu in your life, silently loving you for twenty years. May you meet a Lu Manman and find a turning point in life. May everything you wish for begin to appear and come true the moment you open this book. Real men don't cry. Keep going! At thirty-five, Xie Nanshan hits rock bottom. He loses his job, his marriage falls apart, and he is saddled with massive debts. Every step takes him closer to despair. He is maliciously bann
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Emperor Chongzhen: I Don't Want Loyal Ministers in My Empire 崇祯：朕的江山不要忠臣
This was a carefully planned murder! Who was the killer? Was it a cold arrow from a Later Jin spy? A frame-up by political rivals at court? The ignorant masses fanning the flames? Or... the young emperor on the throne, consumed by fear? When loyalty becomes a crime, when a devoted heart is ground to dust! See how Yuan Chonghuan clings to his principles in the hell of the imperial prison; how Chongzhen descends into the abyss of paranoia and walks a path from which there is no return; and how
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Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming Dynasty's Cruelest Emperor 大明第一狠人朱元璋
A thousand miles of scorched earth, corpses strewn across the land. In the purgatory of the late Yuan Dynasty, he was Zhu Chongba, a starving boy from Huaiyou whose parents were both dead, his body wrapped in a straw mat. His tearful accusation as he questioned the heavens was the first spear he hurled at a merciless fate. From a lowly novice monk at Huangjue Temple to an unknown foot soldier in the Red Turban Army, Zhu Chongba was tempered in blood and fire. He changed his name to Zhu Yuanzhang
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