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Books by 郁松寒

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  1. Hong Xiuquan, the Charismatic Heavenly King 风流天王洪秀全 Historical1.3M WordsCompleted Hong Xiuquan, an impoverished scholar in the late Qing, was quite the extraordinary man. He struck out on a new path, launched the Jintian Uprising, rose from humble beginnings, captured Nanjing, founded the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, dominated eighteen provinces, and ruled for fourteen years over half the realm. He was insatiably greedy, consorting with courtesans and surrounding himself with beautiful women. He gathered beauties from across the land, keeping 2,300 women in his harem to serve hi 12.2kReads8.6Score966Shelves
  2. Debts of the Lustful Sea 欲海孽债 Urban1.1M WordsCompleted Desire is half angel, half devil. Jian Ting is a police officer not yet thirty. Loyal and righteous, he dares to take responsibility for his actions. He has repeatedly distinguished himself in major cases involving stolen cultural relics and corruption in Hedong. In just three years, he has made a remarkable leap forward in his career. In a world awash with materialism and rampant selfishness, cause and effect always catch up with you. Debts must be repaid! The truth behind the cases is shrouded 2.7kReads7.5Score243Shelves
  3. Reborn in a Sea of Desire 欲海重生 Urban631k WordsOngoing A city of desire, an ocean of desire, every kind of desire, a life driven by desire! Fate is ever-changing, often mysterious and cruelly capricious. Yang Wei, an outstanding student at the police academy, reached a turning point in his life just before graduation. Trying to help someone out, he got into an impromptu fight and accidentally crippled another person, costing him his police uniform! Yang Liu, Yang Wei's younger sister, was a promising university student. While tutoring to earn money, 19Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Hong Xiuquan, a Man of Great Charisma 一代风流洪秀全 Historical412k WordsOngoing Hong Xiuquan, an impoverished scholar in the late Qing Dynasty, was a truly remarkable man. He blazed his own trail, launched the Jintian Uprising, rose from humble beginnings, captured Nanjing, founded the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, ranged across eighteen provinces, governed for fourteen years, and ruled over half the empire. He was insatiably greedy, consorted with courtesans, and surrounded himself with beautiful women and concubines. He gathered the most alluring women from across the land, k —Reads—Score—Shelves