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Books by Captain Wang
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Why Didn’t You Say So? My Cheat Skill Is Death Regression! 不早说？我的外挂是死亡回归！
[Two Female Leads] [1v1] [Top] [Death Regression] [Happy Ending] Lin Mian had transmigrated to another world eight years ago, and had always thought it was just an ordinary city-state powered by steam. Only when she returned to the twenty-four hours before her death did she glimpse the truth about the world. It was a mad world filled with forbidden magic and flesh-and-blood technology. The kindly old man selling newspapers on the street was a mutant with compound eyes stitched onto his face. The
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Mending Glimmers of Light 缝补微光
Lin Sheng's adoptive mother chose her name. Sheng was an ancient musical instrument with a lonely sound. Her life seemed to bear out the name: adopted, controlled, and married at eighteen to a man who was meek and submissive outside the home, but violent and volatile within it. Over seven years of marriage, she learned to use foundation to cover bruises and curl up when the blows came. The one thing she could never learn was how to fight back. Until one night, her four-year-old daughter, Xiao Ta
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Nirvana Blood 涅槃血
Luo Ning, Princess of Yong, died in a deadly trap laid by her closest relatives. They drained her of every bit of glory she had earned by taking a blade for the Empress Dowager, forcing her to watch as her cousin took over her courtyard and stole her husband’s affection, until she was discarded like trash. For eighteen years as a ghost, she watched hypocrites rise to wealth and then fall apart. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the day she came back from the south after recuper
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The Luoyang Shovel and the Stirring of the Dragon Vein 洛阳铲龙脉惊蛰
A torrential rain in Luoyang uncovers an unmarked ancient tomb. Shen Xinghe, a newly minted jinshi, is ordered to investigate, but instead unearths a royal secret buried for three hundred years and a conspiracy that could topple the ruling court. He is forced to choose between the truth of history and his own safety.
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