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Books by 落花门主
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Night Watcher of Miaojiang 苗疆守夜人
Set in the final years of the Western Han dynasty, this novel tells a chilling tale of various factions raiding ancient tombs across the Ten Caves of western Hunan. Blending in folk legends, it offers readers a glimpse of the mysterious natural scenery, local customs, and people of this ethnic region. It’s the perfect companion for getting to know western Hunan on your travels.
66Reads9.4Score137Shelves
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Bureau 749: Marshal Yue's Nine Cauldrons 749局：岳帅盘九鼎
Marshal Yue rebuilds the Taiji Yue Family Army, playing soccer across the Three Realms in parallel worlds, dispelling resentment, refining the Nine Cauldrons, searching for his wife and children, standing up to the powerful, and driving back foreign enemies... protecting the lights in every home and bringing peace to all under heaven.
15Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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Chronicles of Miaojiang 苗疆风云录
Centered on the “Flower-Falling Cave Maid,” one of the three great mysteries of the Xiangxi Miao region, this story weaves together the survival philosophy and history of the Miao people from primitive society through the Western Han dynasty, recounting a series of fantastical, suspense-filled tales of extraordinary people.
5Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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Continuing Border Town 续写边城
Against the backdrop of wartime, the children of a frontier town face choices of life and death; innocent love is reborn amid blood and fire; and divine civilization collides violently with modern civilization in the secret lands of western Hunan. Set against the vivid landscape of western Hunan in the classic Border Town, this is a long song of Republican-era China, where the tenderness of love intertwines with the flames of war. The story sets out once more amid the morning mist of Bixi Gorge
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River Willows in the Breeze 江柳和风
River Willow and Breeze
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Chrysanthemum Fragrance in the Data Deluge 数据洪流中的菊香
Human nature is shaped by its environment, not by logic. It is pure romanticism. When technology becomes a matter of faith, human nature is the final tool for fixing flaws, and the only key to carrying civilization beyond the singularity.
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