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Books by 雪梦龙君
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With Keen Eyes to Distinguish Loyalty from Treachery, I Solve Cases and Astonish the Empress 一双慧眼辨忠奸，破案震惊女帝
[Female emperor + decisive and ruthless + beauties + hard-hitting investigations + political intrigue] I, He Wen, am a frail scholar with no strength to truss a chicken. My dream is to solve a case that shakes the heavens and experience the glory of the Wu Zhou era. But everything went sideways on my very first day at work. [Scene One: Crime Scene] The constable and the veteran coroner: “It was revenge, no doubt about it!” I step forward and point. “There are needle marks on the victim’s wr
764Reads—Score116Shelves
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A Frail Prince? I’ll Destroy a Kingdom to Prove My Filial Devotion 病弱皇子？我反手灭国证孝心
To stay alive, the frail Ninth Prince, Chu Xiu, binds himself to the “Filial Son System” and embarks on a path of “moving heaven with filial devotion (scaring his father to death).” His father worries about corrupt officials, so Chu Xiu spends the night slaughtering the capital’s entire officialdom. His father worries about his sons fighting among themselves, so Chu Xiu frames his brothers one by one and sends them all off to “cultivate their characters.” His father worries about foreign enemies
346Reads6.8Score114Shelves
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Heir to the Underworld 地府传承人
In the Age of Dharma Decline, nothing remained of the ancient gods except legends passed around the streets and marketplaces. A university student from a scholarly family had grown up surrounded by righteousness and virtue. One night, he awoke from a dream and received the inheritance of the Great Emperor Fengdu of the Underworld. A vast and mysterious world unfolded before his eyes.
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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Great Tang: I'm a Death-Row Inmate, and You Want Me to Be the Imperial Preceptor? 大唐：我一个死囚，你们让我当国师？
Ye Qing had just received his demolition compensation when he transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty. The moment he opened his eyes, he was in the imperial prison. He had become a remnant of the former Crown Prince Li Jiancheng’s faction, and was due to be executed soon. A refined old scholar talked at length with him. Fortunately, the man treated him to plenty of fine food and wine. Since Ye Qing figured he’d soon die and return to the twenty-first century as a newly rich man, he held nothing back.
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