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I Was Reborn in the Flames of the Anshi Rebellion but Only Wanted To
Reborn in the flames of the Anshi Rebellion, Chen Yan just wanted to open a teahouse where he would not be disturbed. But Liu Qingtang sneaked in with a secret edict, Zhao Sandao hid with wounded soldiers, Hu Jiuniang used spices as a blade, and Li Yinzhou borrowed account books to make plans - his cup of tea became the key to the world's competition. He didn't want to kill, but he was forced to become a silent transit point in troubled times. Wherever the fragrance of tea floats, some people ar
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When the Cold Court Reversed the Case for the Seventh Time, the Plaintiff Was Myself
Leng Ting reversed the verdict for the seventh time, and the plaintiff turned out to be himself. She once tore open the legal curtain for others, but now she stands in the dock, facing the prosecution of former student and prosecutor Shen Zhao. The secret files of forensic doctor Lin Yanqiu, the anonymous letter of media tycoon He Zhixing, and the hidden clues of disciplinary inspection cadre Zhou Tang have all surfaced one by one. Trainee lawyer Wen Ji's live broadcast made the trial a national
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I Write Last Wishes for the Dead but They Live for Me
Shen Zhao wrote a last wish for the dead, thinking it was just a peaceful way to make a living, until Bai Wu, the soul of the deceased, used him to tell the first revenge list. He gradually discovered that every last wish he wrote was allowing the deceased to live another day in his flesh and blood. The graffiti of the deaf-mute emcee Zhou Ya, the countdown of Internet celebrity Ji Jiu, the pursuit of Feng Shui master Lu Jin, the devouring of black cat Gray Eyes - every dead person is reborn thr
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The Game Started Back in the Republic of China, and I Became a God by Looking Back and Investigating the Case.
Detective Lin Mo travels through Shanghai during the Republic of China, and as soon as he opens his eyes, he crashes into a Paramount dancer who commits suicide strangely - the reflection in the mirror smiles, the dead are wrapped with silver threads, dock workers drown one after another, the forensic doctor Mr. Bai uses ashes to make incense, and a Japanese trading company sets up a formation at the bottom of the river to extract earth veins... He relied on the golden finger to trace back the c
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