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  1. Three Kingdoms: From the Peach Garden Oath to the Throne 三国:从桃园四结义到登基称帝 Historical224k WordsOngoing From the start, he found Diao Chan in a ruined temple, pelted Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and Sun Ce with rotten eggs at the market, then somehow became sworn brothers beneath a moonlit peach tree. He had only wanted to laze his days away, enjoying life with three beautiful women, but his eldest brother sent him off to defend a small city where death was all but certain. He slapped his thigh. Relying on brothers was no use, he’d have to rely on himself. Gunpowder blasted open Jingnan, and firearms swept 58Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Lonely King's Tomb 孤王大墓 Mystery1.1M WordsCompleted The tomb raider Tie Shou opened the isolated tomb of Li Hao, Prince Zhenxi of the Tang Dynasty, in Mount Mang near Luoyang. Blood seeped from the stone coffin, awakening a thousand-year-old blood corpse, and a diamond-shaped curse mark appeared on his chest. It turned out he was a direct descendant of Li Hao, whose consciousness was trying to use him to return to life. To stop his bloodline from consuming his sense of self, Tie Shou traveled across the land, sealing nine generals’ tombs, destroy 17Reads—Score101Shelves
  3. The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Dragon City Emperor's Valley 盗墓笔记之龙都帝王谷 Mystery388k WordsCompleted On New Year's Eve, Bao Ye, a feng shui master searching for the parents who vanished twenty years ago, leads a team into an underground Tang imperial mausoleum beneath Longdu in Puyang, Henan. Inside lie the yellow cypress burial chamber and a golden coffin within a jade sarcophagus, along with the original copy of the Lantingji Xu. Stranger still, the corpse of Li Zhen, Prince of Yue and the eighth son of Emperor Taizong of Tang, has not decayed in a thousand years. He is still breathing! The f 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Great Tomb of Longdu 龙都大墓 Historical162k WordsCompleted Bao Ye, a feng shui master, has been haunted by the same nightmare for twenty years. Seeking the truth behind his parents’ deaths, he enters a sealed thousand-year-old imperial tomb in Puyang, Henan, alongside Kelly, an archaeological expert; Tie Shou, an heir to a family of tomb raiders; and Da Chuan, a food deliveryman. The emperor-grade underground palace is riddled with traps. Clay soldiers come to life, a golden coffin opens, and a secret letter reveals the mystery of immortality. A blood-s —Reads—Score—Shelves