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Books by 辛一一
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Spirit Medium: From the Start, I Screamed and Scared the Guardian Spirit Half to Death 出马：开局尖叫，我把保家仙吓哭了
[Comedy + Invincible + Wild Imagination + Playing the Fool to Outsmart the Wise] Chen Song, a socially anxious young man, returns to his hometown to lie flat, only to be forced to inherit his grandmother’s spirit-medium shrine. As he opens the altar and invites the spirits, he stares at the incense curling upward, so nervous he’s about to pee himself. When he senses the guardian spirit about to possess him, he can’t hold it in any longer and lets out a scream that pierces the heavens! “Arrgh! A
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Tales of the Spirit Medium: The Forbidden Records of Changbai Mountain 出马往事：长白禁忌录
“Do you know this fate isn't yours?” My grandmother's dying words sent me tumbling into the abyss. A weasel spirit knocks at the door, a fox immortal shows the way, and what I've inherited isn't glory, but a curse. “The Immortals have decreed it: As long as the bloodline endures, this debt will never be settled!” What did my ancestor seal away a century ago, that the Liu family has been burdened for generations with the karmic stain of “bloodline corruption”? Before the curse consumes all of Nor
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Daughter of the Yin-Yang Pact: A Fengtian Shaman 阴阳契女：奉天出马仙
“Do you know whether this bond with the immortals is a blessing or a curse?” the old woman asked, her voice trembling. “When the immortals demand that you acknowledge them, do you dare refuse?” a whisper murmured in the howling wind. “Beneath this black earth lie more than mere bones. The fate of your Liu family is buried there too!” When the ancient evil sealed away for generations awakens alongside the secret her family has protected for centuries, she must choose between carrying on the legac
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The Horse-Riding Female Immortal: Changbai Snow Buries the Ancient God's Corpse 出马女仙：长白雪葬旧神躯
“Do you know that once you form a bond with an immortal, it can never be undone?” Grandma’s words marked the beginning of Bai Qingshuang’s nightmare. Strange things kept happening in the village, and every night she was tormented by eerie whispers. Then the fox immortal who had been imprisoned for a hundred years asked her coldly, “Do you want to live? Then set me free.” Are my bloodline and my future destined to be devoured by this pact with an immortal?
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