Fanqie catalogue
Books by 莒王爷
- Matches
- 4
From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
-
The Mysterious Bureau 963 神秘963局
Shi Ji is the ace agent of Bureau 963, the world's most mysterious organization. After receiving a request for help from the police, he heads to a lakeside crime scene. But the eerie scene makes him realize this is no ordinary criminal case. This novel explores ancient unsolved cases from around the world. It calls for patience: read closely and piece together the clues bit by bit. If you're interested, take a careful look and share your honest opinion. Thank you in advance.
110Reads—Score—Shelves
-
The Underworld’s Heavenly Eye 冥界天眼
The antique shop his master left in his care hides a secret passage to the underworld beneath its floor. Ten years later, when Zhao Zhouqiao picks up a pair of icy eyeballs, countless dead souls shriek in his ears A rich heiress slams an Imperial Green jade pendant onto the counter. “Three million dollars for one night with you!” He smiles faintly and lights a cigarette. “Money? I only want the lives of those who owe me.” At his childhood sweetheart’s wedding banquet, blood suddenly seeps throug
2Reads—Score—Shelves
-
Everyone Who's Met Pops Is Dead 见过老爹的人都死了
“Everyone who's met the old man is dead?” A Chinese version of The Godfather, in both period and modern settings. To solve a cold case, he goes undercover in a modern crime syndicate, only to wake up in the body of a Ming dynasty imperial guard. Meanwhile, the real imperial guard awakens in the city, trapped in his battered body. In this double-era pursuit, one mystery hidden within another, the moment the two capture their nemesis the face reflected in the mirror is their own.
1Reads—Score—Shelves
-
The Human-Machine War of 2055 2055人机大战
This isn’t a power fantasy. It uses imagination to depict a war between humans and machines that could very well happen thirty years from now. As intelligent technology develops unchecked, it is bound to acquire the ability to evolve through independent learning. When that happens, the silicon-based may be able to drive out the carbon-based... A war between humans and machines is inevitable. Come and read this startlingly realistic work of science fiction.
—Reads—Score—Shelves