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Books by 秦欣
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The Great Qin Dynasty: A Thousand Years of the Mighty Qin 大秦万年之赳赳老秦
During a mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist from their side, China’s most elite special forces squad was locked in a fierce battle with foreign mercenaries. As the team covered the scientist’s and their comrades’ safe evacuation, their leader, Ying Xin, decisively stayed behind to hold off the enemy. A shot rang out: an enemy combatant who had feigned death fired from the shadows. Ying Xin fell. Images from his life flashed through his mind, from his earliest memories to school, exploration
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A Record of Fighting Workplace Rat Race Culture: Gen Z Takes the Office by Storm 职场反卷实录：00后整顿职场
A True Account of Resisting Workplace Rat Races: The Post-00s Take on the Workplace
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When the Paternity Test Was Thrown in His Face, the Ice-Cold CEO Broke Down 亲子鉴定书甩脸时，冰山总裁崩了
When the paternity test report was thrown in his face, the ice-cold CEO fell apart
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Good Night and Morning Light in an Old Book 旧书里的晚安与晨光
Goodnight and Morning Light in an Old Book
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The Child She Carries Is Her Last Bargaining Chip 她腹中的孩子，是最后的筹码
The child she carries is her last bargaining chip.
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Horror Paradise: Infinite Livestreaming Begins in Fengdu 惊悚乐园：从酆都开始的无限直播
The plan had been to enjoy sunshine, beaches, and waves. But the day before they were due to leave, Chen Mo took a sudden, inexplicable interest in Fengdu, known as “China’s Ghost City.” “They say Fengdu was the model for the underworld. The Bridge of Helplessness, the Gates of Hell, the Eighteen Levels of Hell… Just thinking about it gives me chills.” So they drove to the mysterious destination. Following their travel guide, they first visited the famous “Bridge of Helplessness.” It was a sto
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A Pillow in Chang'an, Prophecy of Tomorrow 长安一枕，明日先知
In the early Zhenguan era, in a slum in Chang'an's Western Market, a boy named Li Ye scrapes by doing odd jobs. His “time lag” ability often makes people think he's dim-witted: he can somehow know the next day's weather and where merchants will be, and even avoid being harassed by thugs, but he doesn't dare tell anyone. On the surface, Li Ye is a suddenly rising wealthy merchant in Chang'an. In reality, he is a descendant of the Northern Zhou imperial family. His clan went into hiding to escape
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