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Books by 馆阁的黄泉帝子
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The Legend of the Five Great Masters: A Prequel to The Legend of the Condor Heroes 射雕前传：五绝传奇
Set against a wuxia backdrop, this novel builds a vast and turbulent jianghu, a world teeming with heroes. The story begins after the Liao emperor retreats from Yanmen Pass. Xuzhu lives in seclusion at Lingjiu Palace, mastering the Xiaoyao Sect’s inner arts and the Beiming Divine Skill. In his later years, he writes Notes on Chan Dreams to pass his knowledge down to posterity. Huang Yaoshi, whose original name was Huang Gongxuan, comes to be known as the “Eccentric Hero.” A peerless martial arti
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Record of Exorcisms: Mao Xiaofang's Notes on Driving Out Evil 伏邪录：毛小方驱邪手札
This story centers on the legendary Maoshan Taoist priest Mao Xiaofang. Set in Republican-era China, it is a hard-hitting collection of mystery cases steeped in the occult. Mao Xiaofang is no charlatan, but a scholarly Taoist well versed in the classics. He does not deal in sensational tales, but in a series of bizarre cases: strange noises in an old mansion, a dry well that claims lives, a desolate mountain that lures people astray, a painted-skin demon lying in wait, a corpse corrupted by dark
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A Transmigrator's Survival Guide: Ancient Wisdom for Staying Alive 穿越求生指南：古人教我苟命法则
Think you can take a phone and a knowledge of math and science back in time and become a noble minister? The lice here are stronger than Wi-Fi signals, drinking untreated water could kill you in three days, what you learned in calculus won’t buy you half a bushel of millet, and your Mandarin will get you mistaken for a Japanese spy! This is a hard-core survival chronicle of reverse transmigration. Each chapter focuses on one aspect of ancient daily life that feel-good stories have romanticized:
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The Hanlin Academy's Hidden Gem: I Find and Appraise Treasures in the Modern World 翰林遗珠：我在现代捡漏鉴宝
Zhao Chongjian, a lecturer at the Hanlin Academy in the Northern Song, woke from a startling dream to find himself in the body of He Xiaowen, a high school girl struggling just above the poverty line in the twenty-first century. Her knowledge of the classics, history, and antiques remained intact, but she was trapped in a frail female body and a life of utter poverty. Her grandmother was critically ill, and the medical bills loomed like a mountain. To save her only family, Zhao Chongjian (He Xia
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Urban Legends: Midnight Tales 都市传说之午夜怪谈
This collection features 22 reimagined classics of Japanese horror, weaving urban legends, social ills, and humanity’s dark side into chilling modern parables. Each story is rooted in authentic Japanese culture, and each harrowing twist lays bare the spiritual afflictions of modern society: When a blizzard traps a group of climbers, the ghost girl in their cabin, who claims to have been caught in the storm, turns out to be a vengeful mirror image. In a Tokyo junkyard, a prophet uses love to cor
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Paranormal Investigation Files: 1995 灵异侦缉档案1995
Hong Kong, 1995, battered by wind and rain. A string of bizarre murders in the tong lau buildings of Sham Shui Po gives rise to the Special Affairs Investigation Unit. Field team leader Chen Guozheng, a pragmatic police officer, leads the team alongside Lin Jingyi, a folklore professor at the University of Hong Kong and an expert in deciphering talismans; Xu Jiaming, a forensic pathologist specializing in pathological traces; and Zheng Yonghao, a forensic technician skilled in physical evidence.
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The Push-Back Riddle 推背迷局
During the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty, at Emperor Taizong’s command, the court astrologer Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang used occult arts to divine the fate of the realm and compose the Tui Bei Tu. Its name came from Yuan Tiangang pushing Li Chunfeng’s back to stop his calculations. In his later years, Li Chunfeng feared that future generations would misuse the work. He poured his heart and soul into writing a definitive commentary, the Xuanjie, explaining the secrets behind its prophecies
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