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Books by 长衣衫
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Reborn as Tan Zhi: A Journey Through Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils 重生坦之游天龙
Zhang Sirui transmigrates; Zhang Sirui transmigrates into You Tanzhi; Zhang Sirui transmigrates into You Tanzhi, whose father dies by day and mother by night, and who wakes up to find himself the master of Juxian Manor!
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The Great Ming's Setting Sun: A Guide to Surviving the Apocalypse 大明残阳：末日自救指南
In the third month of the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign, heaven and earth fell apart. Li Zicheng’s army marched straight for Beijing, and the 276-year reign of the Ming dynasty seemed on the verge of ending. Just as the Chongzhen Emperor hanged himself in a tragic act of desperation on Coal Hill and the capital descended into bloody chaos, a soul from the future unexpectedly possessed Li Cao’an, the infamous wastrel son of the Earl of Xiangcheng. From the glittering modern workplace to
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Musings on the Martial World 武林随笔
In the final years of the Great Yuan dynasty, a formidable newcomer appeared on Mount Wudang: the Daoist Wuyou. Over the next twenty years, he destroyed the Vajra Sect, healed Yu Daiyan, outmaneuvered his rivals, forged marriage alliances with the Six Great Sects, subdued the Ming Cult, rallied the Beggars’ Guild, and united the jianghu. At the age of one hundred, Daoist Wuyou ascended to immortality, bringing his remarkable life to a close. Two hundred years later, a bolt of lightning descended
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Wuxia Crossover: The Cold Blade Wanderer's Road Home 综武：寒刀客的归途
A cold blade, a cold man. Li Buyan transmigrated into a world of combined martial arts and became the most taciturn swordsman in the jianghu. He had no interest in conquest or supremacy. His only goal was to find his way home. But the jianghu wouldn't leave him alone. Guo Jing asked him to defend Xiangyang. He shook his head. “Not going.” The result: three hundred headless corpses appeared in the Mongol camp. Chu Liuxiang invited him to steal a treasure. He waved him off. “I'm busy.” The next da
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Your Majesty, Our National Fortune Is Starving! 陛下，我们的国运饿哭了！
Lu Zizhou transmigrates into the useless prince of the declining Great Yuan dynasty and discovers that his nation's fortune has taken physical form as a “fortune koi,” a fish that is always hungry. Other nations have golden dragons and fierce tigers, but his fish is as thin as a loach and is always begging for food. When the crown prince of a powerful nation tries to seize his fief, Lu Zizhou uses his “hungry fish” skill to swallow a wisp of the other nation's fortune. His koi burps, and a timel
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Heaven Reliant: Wei Bi Is Not Necessarily Heaven Reliant 倚天卫璧未必倚天
In the original story, Wei Bi was little more than an insignificant minor character, passing by in a flash like cannon fodder. He was lucky enough to learn the peerless martial arts of the Zhu and Wu families. It should have been the perfect chance for him to rise to greatness and make a name for himself throughout the martial world. But who could have guessed that such precious skills would be put to use winning the favor of the Snow Ridge sisters? What a waste! Worse still, he had a crooked he
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