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Books by Alchemist Li of the Magic Capital
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Great Ming: My Father Is a Treacherous Minister, and I Was a Rebel in My Past Life 大明：我爸是奸臣，我前世是反贼
In the autumn of the twenty-ninth year of the Jiajing reign, Yan Shifan jolted awake from a nightmare. His father, Yan Song, looked up at him. He knew that look: gentle, shrewd, with the corners of his mouth slightly raised. He had seen it before, on Li Linfu’s face in the Tang Dynasty. His father was Li Linfu, the man he had feared most in his previous life. Neither of them said it aloud, but they both knew: the other recognized who they were. He decided to keep a low profile and just make it t
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The Lost Chronicles 无落史记
A biography of a man who wrote history! A book about the secret behind five thousand years of Chinese civilization and the people who have held it together. Written for a friend, in the hope that more people will enjoy it. Please share your thoughts and join the conversation! What kind of novel is this? A novel about “restraint”: it is not about settling scores or singing grand laments. It tells how, over the long span of forty years, one man uses silence to resist power and patience to protect
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Old Days, Old Shadows 旧日旧影
The apocalypse is a white fog. It wells up from underground and devours people’s memories: first yesterday, then their loved ones, and finally themselves. Those completely consumed don’t die. They breathe and walk, but there is nothing in their eyes. The survivors call them “the Lost.” Lin Mo suffers from a rare form of hyperthymesia and cannot forget a thing. After the apocalypse, this becomes his only weapon: he can read all the memories a person had before dying and use their skills. But each
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The Dual-Phase Era 双相时代
The first thing I did after waking up was discover that I had become Yan Shifan. The second was discover that the memories of a Tang dynasty man lived inside my head. The third was discover that people who had “woken up” were everywhere in this era. The sixteenth year of Tianshun, the twelfth lunar month. The condemned prisoner Yan Shifan awoke in the imperial prison, a strange calm in his eyes. He was Li Linfu, chancellor of the Great Tang, or at least, that was what he believed. But he soon re
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