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  1. The Eerie Shadows of Changbai Mountain's Yin Tombs 长白山阴陵诡影 Mystery766k WordsCompleted The winds and snow of Changbai Mountain have shrouded countless secrets for ages. The elders often say that among these white mountains and black waters lie the essence of a dragon vein, as well as the bones of countless treasure seekers. Deep in the night, when the mountain wind sweeps through the woods, it sounds like a chilling wail, carrying curses and greed from thousands of years ago. Zhang Kui is a poor man living at the foot of the mountain, raised from childhood by his blind grandmother 34Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Secret Scroll of the Tomb Raiders 发丘秘卷 Mystery211k WordsCompleted [Tomb Raiding + Adventure + Mystery] Three months ago, Zhang Tian’s father fell off a cliff. The doctor said that if they waited any longer, his leg would have to be amputated. But the family had already pawned everything they could, even trading his mother’s dowry silver bracelet for three doses of bitter medicine. “Let’s try our luck again.” Zhang Tian wiped the dust from the porcelain bottle with his sleeve. Suddenly, his fingertip brushed against a raised vine pattern on its surface. The gla —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Learning Tomb Raiding in a Psychiatric Hospital 我在精神病院学下墓 Mystery249k WordsCompleted Li Goudan, a poor young man from the depths of Lijiawa, tries to raise money for his father's leg treatment by following the example of Zhang Laogou from the neighboring village and robbing an ancient tomb. Instead, he unexpectedly digs up an antique bronze mirror. When he goes to the city to sell it, he's caught in a honey trap and sent to an isolated psychiatric hospital. He thinks he'll spend the rest of his life trapped there, but he meets a blind old man who knows the secret arts of tomb r —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Secret Records of the Mountain Movers 搬山秘录 Mystery313k WordsCompleted During Beijing's damp plum-rain season, Zhang Tian, a history graduate obsessed with antiques, happens upon a mysterious old man in Panjiayuan. Along with an ancient bronze mirror, he unexpectedly acquires a book called The Secret Records of the Mountain Shifters, its pages steeped in an eerie aura. Tucked between the yellowed sheets is half a jade pendant engraved with the Big Dipper. Phrases hidden in the notes, such as “Mountain Shifters specialize in breaking mechanisms,” seem to open a door —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Upholding Heaven’s Justice: I Became Song Jiang and Refused to Surrender 替天行道:我成宋江不招安 Historical110k WordsCompleted Song Ming, a third-year history student, accidentally transmigrates while studying an ancient Song dynasty scroll and becomes Song Jiang, who has just killed Yan Poxi and is imprisoned in Yuncheng County. The damp cell reeks of mold and rust, while the bailiffs’ jeers remind him that he is trapped. In just two hours, he will be escorted to Jizhou to face trial. Familiar with the plot of Water Margin, Song Ming knows the tragic ending awaiting Song Jiang and his Liangshan brothers: they will be p —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. A Tomb Raider's History of Making Money 来自一位发丘小哥的搞钱历史 Mystery272k WordsCompleted When you’re poor, even drinking cold water can make you choke. Just look at our protagonist, Zhang Tian! He was born in a small village at the foot of the Taihang Mountains. Once, his family had enjoyed a peaceful life. They had a few acres of poor farmland, which wasn’t enough to make them rich, but it kept the family fed and clothed. Yet fate seemed to delight in tormenting them. At some point, disaster after disaster began to strike. First, Zhang Tian’s father broke his leg while gathering he —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Clouds Over Taihang: I Pulled a Tomb Out of a Bottle 云遮太行之我从瓶子里掏出个墓 Mystery245k WordsCompleted Rain pours down as the Taihang Mountains loom in the night like a colossal beast lying in wait. Zhang Tian huddles in a leaky mud-brick house, listening to the rafters creak, his heart filled with despair. Ever since his father fell ill, the family’s savings have been drained and their debts have piled up. Now they cannot even afford rice. “When will this life ever get better?” Zhang Tian murmurs, gazing at his grandfather’s old photograph on the wall. The old man in the picture wears a long gow —Reads—Score—Shelves