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Books by 青灯轻剑斩黄泉

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  1. The Codebreaker 译电者 Historical5.1M WordsCompleted My new work is out! Everyone is welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support is what keeps me writing, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 722Reads—Score102Shelves
  2. Batu Hu 巴图虎 Male-Channel Fanfiction5.3M WordsCompleted My new book is out! You're welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 115Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Chronicles of Xuanzhen 玄桢记 Mystery9.5M WordsCompleted Records of Wu: The Biography of Xuan Zhen: “If my friends in Luoyang ask after me, tell them my heart is as pure as ice in a jade pot.” This story follows sixteen-year-old Xie Yuan on the eve of the imperial examinations. Tempered by a crisis in the salt administration, he grinds Hui ink at the Suzhou examination hall and looks back on his years debating policy and investigating cases, distilling his family’s upright traditions and his ideals for governing the realm into his exam essay. Meanwhil 92Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Our Whole Lives 咱这一辈子 Historical5.1M WordsOngoing I haven't done anything earth-shattering in my life. I believe in just one thing: wherever your roots are, that's where you must put them down. My roots aren't the gray bricks and dark tiles of the city. They're in the loess of the Xianyang Plateau: soil that smells of earth when you squeeze it, soil that grows waves of wheat, soil that holds the sweat of our worker and peasant ancestors. People ask me if my life has been worthwhile. I say it has: worthwhile because I put down roots among worker 14Reads—Score100Shelves
  5. Tokyo’s Great Roar 东京巨响 Female-Channel Fanfiction176k WordsCompleted In Tokyo’s concrete jungle, three bands with vastly different styles are bound together by music as if by fate: Black Star, which stitches ordinary life together with screams (dark heavy metal meets Aomori folk); Night Crow, which cages tenderness in gears (industrial rock); and a smokescreen band drifting between vaporwave and cyber goth. Amid the fractures of fame and fortune, the pain of vocal cords and guitar strings, and the struggle between possessiveness and redemption, they search for th —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. The Black-Robed Monk 黑衣沙门 Eastern Fantasy469k WordsCompleted Synopsis of The Black-Robed Monk When a Buddhist decree from Mount Lingshan descends into the mortal world, a legend that will reshape the empire begins, as Buddhism and Daoism clash! Yao Daoyan, reincarnation of the Venerable Kasyapa, bears a bronze Buddhist seal and the Ancient Scroll of Dipankara. Clad in a monk’s robe and wielding strategy as his blade, he assists Prince Yan Zhu Di in opposing the imperial court. He uses Buddhist teachings to subdue enemies, astrology to break formations, a —Reads—Score—Shelves