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Books by Chen Muqing
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The Bian River Mystery 汴河诡卷
In the third year of Xuanhe, Shen Mo, a court painter at the Bianjing Painting Academy, touched Along the River During the Qingming Festival and glimpsed a secret hidden within the painting: a royal bloodshed and seven mechanical towers, all concealed in the ink of the tavern by the Rainbow Bridge. A worldly painter, a Western Regions perfume merchant, and a cold-faced undercover agent join forces to uncover the painting, only to stumble upon the slaughterer's blade wielded by Cai Jing's faction
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Corpse Retriever: Guardians of Justice Beneath the Water 捞尸人：水底的正义守护者
My name is Wen Yu, and I'm a corpse retriever. This mysterious, eerie stretch of water hides far too many secrets. Hu Ze and I face all kinds of paranormal horrors every day. I can sense strange auras beneath the water, which gives me a little something to rely on in this dangerous line of work. Every corpse retrieval feels like an adventure into the unknown, and our goal is to uncover the secrets beneath the water and keep these waters safe. I'll tell you all about the dangers and mysteries rig
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A Political Career Reignited 宦海重燃
The protagonist does not rely on simple foreknowledge of history. Instead, he focuses on understanding human nature, laying out the bigger picture, and seizing the opportunities of the times with precision, advancing one careful step at a time through an era of sweeping reform.
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The Ashen One Beneath the Faint Starlight 繁星微光的余烬者
At first, the girl only wanted to thank her teacher for saving her life. As her teacher's sole apprentice, she seemed to have little talent, but her rapid growth soon made her realize that she excelled at this. She was a witch by birth. The stars, the light, even the most destructive energy, embers, were all drawn to her. Yet over the past few decades, they seemed to have gradually ostracized and driven her teacher away. Her teacher didn't want the girl to follow in her footsteps. “I saved you,
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