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Books by Autumn in the East

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  1. Looking Back on Those Years in Dongguan 回望东莞那些年 Urban1.1M WordsCompleted In the 1990s, the spring breeze warmed the land, and the Pearl River Delta was full of unpredictable change. It still bore the closed-off atmosphere of the 1980s, while also facing the shock of the information explosion that came with the new millennium. People say that if you’re in the right place at the right time, even a pig can fly. They’re not wrong: the 1990s were the best time to make a fortune. But when an opportunity presents itself, can everyone get in on it? Does everyone have the cap 278Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Dusk Snow, Winter Garments 暮雪寒衣 Historical1.1M WordsCompleted On May 2, 2025, this book was officially renamed Heart Set on the World After Transmigration. Before transmigrating, the protagonist was a rideshare driver who firmly believed that hard work leads to wealth. Every day, he worked over sixteen hours, leaving early and coming home late... After transmigrating, he relies on his supernatural ability and keen understanding of society to give free rein to his lustful, money-loving primal nature in the Great Yue Kingdom. Later, he awakens to the injusti 9Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Zhao Xuanxuan Transmigrates 赵萱萱穿越 Ancient Romance1.4M WordsCompleted The protagonist of this book was once the leading woman in the world of tomb raiding. The story mainly explores the joys and frustrations of her life among the wilderness and beneath the vast sky after she transmigrates. She wants to return to her old profession, but never finds a way to get started. She wants to live an ordinary life among ordinary people, yet fate sends her hurtling into the turbulent, mysterious reaches of the stars. The story is strange and winding, with witty, humorous dial 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. A Parade in Ancient Times 游行在古代 Historical735k WordsCompleted One day in December 1937, Liu Maozhong was fishing by the river with two playmates. Suddenly, he spotted hundreds of indistinct figures moving stealthily among the trees and bushes on the mountaintop. They wore dark blue uniforms and caps with ear flaps, and four or five machine guns were mounted on their stone positions. Japanese soldiers? “Chigu, Qiangzi, run! They look like Japanese devils,” Liu Maozhong cried in a hushed voice. But Chigu and Qiangzi were crouched behind a boulder on the rive 1Reads—Score—Shelves