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Books by Choosing the Stars
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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The Party Planner 组局人
Do you want to know the truth about the world, and the essence of how human society works? Many people have learned countless principles, yet still can't live their lives well. That's because these principles are all based on the false surface of society. This article will take you beyond the falsehoods, straight to the truth, and down to the essence. 1. The far and near ends of the universe are all in one point. Your rocket takes years to fly light-years, but a flying saucer can get there in an
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The Tough Kid of the City 都市强悍少年
Written off as useless and subjected to scorn and abuse, young Chen Xuan struggles to survive in the cracks of the city, relying on his mother and her relying on him. A brush with death becomes the turning point in his fate. His ancestral jade pendant awakens when stained with blood, and the ancient, supreme inheritance, the Chaos Heaven-Opening Art, comes to life. A small world of chaos, filled with limitless possibilities, opens its doors to him as well. From then on, the hidden dragon bursts
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The Folk Feng Shui Master 民间风水师傅
In a modern city of steel and concrete, many people dismiss feng shui and face-reading as superstitions fit only for dusty old books. Yet true wisdom is often found in the bustle of everyday life, hidden amid the myriad faces of the mortal world. Lu Weizhen, a young man from a mountain village, inherits the family art of feng shui and geomancy. He knows nothing of internet marketing and is no good at social niceties, but he understands the profound principles of The Book of Burial and can read
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An Angler Reels In a Mysterious Bronze Box 钓鱼佬钓出神秘青铜匣
On the edge of a city of steel and concrete, he was nothing more than an ordinary fishing enthusiast. Then one day, his fishing rod began to tremble. What he hooked wasn’t a koi, but a rusted bronze box. A single stone sent ripples across the water. A secretive guild of assassins stirred into action, martial arts clans with a thousand years of history emerged from the shadows, and the specter of global hegemony loomed behind the scenes. The rod quivered, and the fishing line sliced through more
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The Taoist Priest in the Village 乡村里的道士
In our technologically advanced modern age, the ancient gods have quietly fallen silent, and mysterious traditions are dismissed as superstition. Yet shadows still grow in corners untouched by neon light. Qin Zhong, a young man raised in Jiangnan’s Qishui Village, is known to the villagers as “Little Taoist Qin.” He tends the small Taoist temple left behind by his adoptive father, spending his days with the Yellow Court Scripture and cinnabar talismans, indifferent to the bustling world beyond t
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The River Patrol's Book of Strange Cases 巡江诡簿
Chen Kan was once an ordinary folklorist, spending his days among piles of old books. He firmly believed that every supernatural phenomenon could be explained through logic and historical records, until he opened a battered notebook called The Strange Records of River Patrol by his own hand. It was no myth, but a field journal left by officials of the River Patrol Office during the Ming and Qing dynasties, documenting how to mark and isolate “cursed sites.” The “corpse transformations” and “ghos
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