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Books by 煮酒等故人
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Nine Dragons Bearing a Pearl 九龙衔珠
Before my master died, he passed the leadership of our sect to me, his last disciple. My senior brother was so furious he flipped the coffin lid right off. “Why should the lineage go to him, a feng shui master who only knows how to draw talismans?” I quietly took out my compass and pointed it behind him. “Because Master said you were possessed by a vengeful ghost three years ago.” The compass needle spun wildly. My senior brother’s skin peeled off in strips, revealing a hideous ghost face beneat
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This Good-for-Nothing Is Clearly Overpowered, Yet He Only Wants to Sell Insurance 这个废柴明明超强却只想卖保险
“Can't beat him? No problem. Sell him an insurance policy.” Other people cultivate with talent. He cultivates by closing deals. Other people fight with force. He fights with sales pitches. Other people build sects with strength. He builds a company by recruiting agents. The sword club president: “You won't brainwash me!” Three hours later, the president: “...Tell me more about that retirement plan.” The richest man in the provincial capital: “A good-for-nothing insurance salesman thinks he can m
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San Shui Takes on the City: The Compass Subdues Yin and Yang 三水闯都市：罗盘镇阴阳
(Hand-typed) A bustling city holds more than the ordinary warmth of everyday life. Midnight sobbing, ghostly figures in elevators, spirits haunting office towers, evil entities clinging to wealthy businessmen... San Shui, an heir to the art of feng shui, enters the world carrying his family’s treasured Yin-Yang Compass. He reads feng shui, predicts fortune and misfortune, breaks deadly curses, and captures vengeful ghosts. Using the arts of the mystic sect to unravel modern-day hauntings and the
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