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Books by 爱吃鱼的钟老师
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The Legend of Huang Daopo 黄道婆传奇
During the Zhiyuan era of the Yuan dynasty, Huang Daogu, a thirty-year-old master cotton spinner, was driven from her clan and branded a husband-killing jinx after her husband died young and her property was seized. She ended up in Yazhou, Hainan. Through grit and ingenuity, she learned advanced cotton-spinning techniques from Li women. But on the eve of returning home to share what she had learned, she was framed by local power brokers who coveted her skills and jealous fellow craftspeople. She
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The Scandalous Tales of the Yuan Dynasty 元朝那些臭事
The Yuan Dynasty was the first unified dynasty in Chinese history founded by northern nomadic peoples. It conquered the realm with its iron cavalry, but had no idea how to govern it. It divided the population into four classes: Mongols, Semu, Han Chinese, and Southerners. Southerners ranked last, treated worse than dogs. The dynasty abolished the civil service examinations, burned books, and trampled scholars underfoot. It confiscated iron and banned weapons, forcing farmers to dig the soil with
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The Resurrection of Atlantis 亚特兰蒂斯之复活
The Resurrection of Atlantis
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The Mystery of the Energy Anomaly 能量异常之谜
The Mystery of the Energy Anomaly
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The Missing Messenger 失联的信使
The Missing Messenger
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The Final Battle for the Void 决战虚空
The Decisive Battle in the Void
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Xeros’s Redemption 泽洛斯的救赎
Zeluosi's Redemption
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An Ancient Prophecy: The Void Gate 古老的预言,虚空之门
Ancient Prophecy, Gate of the Void
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Senior Brother, I’m Going to Blow Up the Mountain! 师兄,我要炸山啦
Senior Brother, I’m Going to Blow Up the Mountain
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Blood Seals the Wu River: Five Little Nobodies 血封乌江一一五小人物
In the final years of the Chu-Han Contention, the Conqueror is surrounded at Gaixia. Wang Yi, Lü Matong, Lü Sheng, Yang Wu, and Yang Xi, five low-ranking Han soldiers, chase Xiang Yu in a bloody pursuit along the Wu River, driven by the desire to survive, grow rich, and return home. They risk their lives to seize his body, unaware that their struggle will drive the final nail into the coffin of the Han dynasty’s four-hundred-year reign. The desires and struggles of these little men will be etche
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