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  1. My Life Comes with a Running Commentary 我的生活有旁白 This Old Monk Doesn't Eat Vegetarian老衲不食素Urban96k WordsOngoing My new work is now available! Please head over to Tomato Novel to read it. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 68Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Dream of the Red Chamber: Jia Lian's Perfect Life 红楼之贾琏的完美人生 This Old Monk Doesn't Eat Vegetarian老衲不食素Historical158k WordsCompleted A new work is here! You're welcome to read my stories on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy them. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 26Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Siheyuan: My Turbulent Years 四合院之我的激荡岁月 This Old Monk Doesn't Eat Vegetarian老衲不食素Urban123k WordsCompleted This book is getting a complete rewrite, with major changes throughout. The plot will be very different. I want to combine the romance and business storylines. The treasure-hunting and political storylines have been cut entirely. 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Siheyuan: A Cross-World Trader Starts with a Chicken 四合院之两界倒爷从一只鸡开始 This Old Monk Doesn't Eat Vegetarian老衲不食素Urban114k WordsCompleted 1962, at the tail end of a famine. Teenage Du Heng is facing a desperate predicament: if he can't get his hands on a rooster, he'll lose the job he inherited from his father. 2026, a midlife crisis. Du Heng is caught in the act of a cheating couple and beaten badly by a rich heir. Then he gets a call telling him he's been fired, and his life hits rock bottom. When two jade pendants from different eras glow at the same time, a mysterious "mailbox" appears before them, one capable of sending physi 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. From the Start, a Four-Sided Courtyard and a Sea of Green 四合院开局一片青青草原 This Old Monk Doesn't Eat Vegetarian老衲不食素121k WordsOngoing In the world of hunting, strategy is crucial. The best hunters know to disguise themselves as prey to let their targets' guard down. This requires a clear understanding of one's own abilities and an accurate assessment of one's strength. By the time the target realizes it has been marked, everything is already settled. The hunter delivers the most precise strike from the most unexpected direction. In the end, prey often fall not to the hunter, but to their own familiar blind spots, the very trut 1Reads—Score—Shelves