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Books by 耳顺心遂
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Tales of the Chinese Banyan Blossom 刺桐花事
Quanzhou, Southern Song dynasty. A moonlit night of flowers. A sixteen-year-old camp prostitute is dragged before a hall full of powerful officials and ordered to calculate thirty-seven sets of accounts for ships leaving port. If she fails, she’ll have to serve them wine tonight. She doesn’t touch the abacus. In the time it takes to drink half a cup of tea, she gives them 111 figures, all accurate to the last coin. Then she turns a page in the ledger and says, “My lord, these books are short by
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The Micang Road: I Saved the Great Tang by Transporting Salt 米仓道：我靠运盐救了大唐
Everyone in China knows the Lychee Road, thanks to Ma Boyong. But the hardest, most perilous, most down-to-earth route through Shu is called the Micang Road. There are no lychees for a consort here, only two hundred jin of salt weighing down the backs of porters. The Tang Dynasty is on the verge of collapse. The treasury is empty, the emperor has fled. The court sends a low-ranking official, just eighth rank, deep into the Bashan Mountains to transport salt. Everyone knows it’s a death sentence.
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My Whole Clan Sent Me to the Altar, So This Three-Year-Old Cutie Went on a Rampage 全族送我上祭坛，三岁萌宝杀疯了
When I was three, my entire clan sent me to the sacrificial altar. My imperial father wanted to trade my life for his throne. The empress hoped I would die quietly. The high priest wanted to use my life force to obtain a Foundation Establishment Pill. They raised their wine cups and smiled as they watched a three-year-old girl walk toward her death. But they didn't know that I could hear every word in their hearts. In my previous life, I was an empress who commanded the celestial river. In this
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