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Books by 独行猪哥

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  1. I’d Rather Be a Warlord Than a Taoist Priest 不当道士当军阀 Historical1.9M WordsOngoing In the late Qing dynasty, a young man from a Daoist family is cunning but also loyal. After entering the secular world, he rises quickly by taking a wife by force. Starting out as the leader of a local militia, he eventually becomes a division commander and a minor warlord in the early Republic of China. Through the story of one warlord, this book introduces readers to the rules for survival in that turbulent era. 1.3kReads6.9Score113Shelves
  2. My Spy Career Begins with a Wealthy Merchant 我的间谍生涯从富商开始 Urban1.4M WordsCompleted Gu Junyu rose from being a homeless drifter in the countryside to becoming a wealthy merchant of his age, yet the people around him were all agents planted by various anti-Japanese forces. He had powerful connections and a cunning far beyond that of ordinary people. He was no paragon of virtue either; you could say he was full of dirty tricks. But he never preyed on good people, and one by one, all his opponents drowned in his schemes. Though he wore the guise of a traitor to China, he made an i 325Reads8.2Score103Shelves
  3. Me and My Flatbed Cart 我和我的平板车 Urban286k WordsCompleted Through conversation, I’ll tell you a story from the past. There’s no System, no rebirth, no golden finger, and hardly any dialogue. This is a war seen through the eyes of ordinary people. After the Japanese blew up a flatbed cart, Yan Laosi embarked on the journey of resistance against Japan. After years of fighting, he became a regimental commander. The story begins when he leads the Children’s Corps in an attack on the main peak of Song Mountain. 94Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Jinx of the Three Realms 三界扫把星 Urban575k WordsOngoing Yin Chengyu is unbelievably unlucky. He’s no good at anything, can’t even keep food in his stomach, and every employer he works for goes bankrupt. When life becomes impossible to scrape by on, he finally remembers to burn incense and pray to Buddha. An expert sets him straight: he owes a debt to the underworld. To repay it, he takes out an online loan to hire a ritual master, only to find that the master is helpless too. The creditor is the Land Goddess, a figure nobody dares offend. Burning pap 26Reads—Score—Shelves