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Books by 钺越
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I Transmigrated to the 1990s, Became a Spy, and Took Down My Employers 穿越90年代成间谍反杀主家
[Focused on contrasting character traits and playing the pig to eat the tiger] I’m Zhao Zhuzhu, a voice actor whose lifelong dream is to be a couch potato. But after being mistaken for an ace secret agent, I’m forced into the job. My cold-faced partner thinks I’m a useless fool who’ll get us killed, and the whole organization expects me to bite the dust. But who could’ve guessed... I imitate an accent, and the enemy commander calls me a fellow countryman. I copy someone’s mannerisms, and the spy
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The Rise of the Xuanjin Merchants: The Tragedy of Chu 玄烬商兴之楚殇
Synopsis of Chu Shang, a collection of short stories: A young nobleman from a powerful clan struggles to gain control of the government. A naive young woman suddenly becomes the heir to a major trading clan. A beautiful clan leader seduces the overlord of Nanjiang. Their mission is to lead their people to a new home. This is a historically grounded drama set in the Spring and Autumn period, built around the story of Yin Zhong. The larger story is made up of six novellas, beginning with Chu Shang
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The Descendants of King Zhou, Heir to the Human Emperor 人皇后裔纣王的子孙
Modern corporate drone Feng Qing woke up one day as Shugen, the most powerful high priest in the Shang royal court. With divine authority above all, she spoke on Heaven's behalf, and thought she could coast to victory! Who knew the palace was full of ruthless people? The sickly, obsessive Daji hid poison-tipped golden hairpins in her fox-fur cloak; Queen Jiang's jade tablet coiled around a little snake with a flickering tongue; even Ziyi, the firstborn son of a concubine who always wore a gentle
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Xuanjin Commerce Flourishes 玄烬商兴
Jingshu is a woman who has transmigrated to Guigu, a place in an imaginary universe. As a metallurgist, she intends to change the balance of power among the feudal states! “At a palace banquet, Jingshu bites into a candied figure and stares at the Grand Princess’s golden hairpin. ‘Sister, that hairpin is so pretty. It looks like golden beads on a skewer of candied hawthorn!’ The noblewomen around her cover their mouths and laugh at her foolishness, never guessing that three days later, a secret
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