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Books by 苍狼落雪
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Liu Fusheng of the Daoist Sect 道门刘浮生
Liu Fusheng is an heir to a hidden Daoist sect, gifted with inherited secret arts and genuine skill in geomancy, exorcism, and warding off evil. Unwilling to get caught up in infighting between sects, he keeps his identity hidden in the bustle of the city and leads a quiet, ordinary life. By chance, he steps in to save a child plagued by an evil spirit, inadvertently revealing his Daoist identity. From then on, trouble comes one thing after another: the deadly evil lurking in a strange old hous
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Mayfly Ants 蜉蝣蚂蚁
My new work is here! Please head over to Tomato Novel to read it. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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A Record of a Wanderer 流浪者纪实
Liu Fusheng was once a moderately well-known architectural designer. After being framed for a construction accident, he fell from the heights into the mire, reduced to a homeless man barely scraping by beneath a bridge. His once warm home, his adorable daughter An'an, and his gentle wife Lin Hui became the only things he had left to cherish, preserved in a photograph tucked against his chest. In the bitter winter nights, fever ravaged him and his frostbite sores festered. Surviving beneath the
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A Floating Life: Dreaming of the Eighties 浮生入梦八零记
A Dreamlike Life in the 1980s
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A Floating Life: Notes from the Officialdom 浮生再起官场记
A Record of Officialdom: A New Life
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Infinite Amusement Park: A Twisted Player's Aesthetics of Suffering 无间乐园:疯批玩家的受虐美学
When the eerie game Infinite Paradise, with its 99% death rate, descended upon the world, the chosen players had only one way to earn the right to survive: clear layer after layer of hell-level dungeons. The protagonist, Su Jin, is an eccentric with a built-in “psycho” streak. He not only fears none of the dungeons' extreme pain or threats of death, but regards “masochism” as the ultimate pleasure, drawing strength from suffering and breaking through impossible situations in a frenzy. The Parad
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