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Books by Da Wei, Who Likes Chinese Scholar Trees
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The Cheerful Little Taoist Roams the Mortal World 开心小道士走红尘
Li Sanxuan (his Daoist title is "Xiaochenzi," and he calls himself the "Happy-Go-Lucky Little Taoist." He got his name because he was the third-ranked disciple and was always puzzling over strange things that were "mysterious or not.") During the Great Jing era, the realm is peaceful and free of conflict, yet countless strange tales and mysteries lie hidden beneath the surface. Li Sanxuan is a young Taoist with no lofty ambitions who loves good food and fun. Carrying a battered peachwood sword c
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The Han Dynasty’s Sage of the Classics 大汉谱圣
After transmigrating into a bankrupt Han dynasty clansman, I can grow stronger just by marrying a wife. My family tree can even trace my ancestors and uncover famous officials. I only wanted to live as a wealthy man, but somehow, as I kept adding to the family tree... I ended up becoming the founding emperor. [Core Synopsis] Liu Zhao, a history graduate student, transmigrates to a frontier commandery in the Western Han and becomes an impoverished clansman with nothing but a family tree to his na
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Qian Xiaoman's Dust-Wandering Chronicles: The God of Wealth's Taoist Arts Laugh at the Mortal World 钱小满巡尘记：财神道法笑红尘
Qian Xiaoman (nickname: Little God of Wealth / Man'er) - Meaning: The surname Qian directly evokes his identity as a God of Wealth. Xiaoman comes from the saying, "When things reach this point, they are modestly full." It suits his laid-back nature and love of enjoying life, while also hinting at his core outlook: he does not seek perfection through worldly trials; carefree cultivation is fulfillment. As the youngest disciple of the God of Wealth, Qian Xiaoman is extraordinarily gifted but prefe
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