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Books by 王琛霖
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My Soul Returns: I Fulfill Heaven’s Decree in a Mortal Body 神魂归位：我以凡身渡天命
The king of Xiancenguo vanished after encountering danger while cultivating, and the entire kingdom began searching for him. With his soul shattered, the king fell to Earth, was reborn, and died. The causes and consequences of his past life awakened his path to immortality.
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I Transmigrated as Li Linfu: Political Maneuvering Keeps Me Secure at the Top of the Great Tang 穿越李林甫：我靠权术稳坐大唐第
A modern history buff died suddenly, only to open his eyes as Li Linfu, the Tang dynasty's most notorious treacherous minister! From the start, he'd just brought down Zhang Jiuling and held sway over the entire court. But his eventual fate was horrific: his coffin would be opened and his corpse mutilated, his descendants exiled, and his soul cast into the ranks of the aquatic spirits! Luckily, memories from an earlier life awakened: “You were once a celestial immortal banished to the mortal worl
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Thank Heaven, I’m Licensed to Work 老天开眼，老娘持证上岗
Heaven Has Finally Answered My Prayers: I’m a Licensed Professional
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The Phoenix’s Ordeal 凤华劫
The story of Phoenix Splendor is the story of two ordinary people. Wang Fengming and Cao Minghua. Born in the final years of the Qing dynasty and raised in the Republican era, they lived through the War of Resistance, the civil war, the revolution, and the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. They lost their homes, lost loved ones, were separated, and fell into despair. Yet they never betrayed each other. One phoenix jade pendant, and one hua jade pendant. One promise: “I’ll protect you.”
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The Emperor’s Son-in-Law: Imperial Grace Cuts Like a Blade 入赘帝婿，皇恩如刀
[Forced to Marry a Princess from the Start, I Turn Around and Impeach the Matchmaker] I am the most aggrieved top scorer in history. On the day the examination results were announced, my childhood sweetheart was waiting for me to marry her. Instead, I received an imperial edict: I was to marry Princess Wanshou. Chancellor Bai Minzhong chuckled. “A top scorer matched with a princess. What a lovely story!” I accepted the marriage edict, and with it, my hatred. On our wedding night, the princess an
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