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Books by Deep Sea Uncle
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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The Eunuchs We Followed Back Then 那些年，我们一起追过的太监
Here, you'll find a ridiculous and hilarious story that completely turns your understanding of serious history upside down! Lin Fei, a beauty influencer with a million followers, gets dealt the worst hand from the start: he transmigrates into the ancient imperial palace as a fake eunuch, in constant danger of being castrated. But not only does he survive, he turns the Forbidden City into a giant MCN agency! The emperor thinks he's a playboy? Actually, he's just an "NPC tool" Lin Fei uses to boos
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Siheyuan: I Got Dorgon’s Experience Card and Became Invincible 四合院：多尔衮体验卡，我无敌了
He once thought he could win over Qin the Widow's family, until Bang Geng snapped, “Get lost,” and brought him to his senses. Ding! One bottle of Erguotou turned him into the regent of the Great Qing. Missions unlocked: 1. Keep his mother, Abahai, safe. 2. See through Huang Taiji's fake brotherly affection. 3. Reject Da Yuer's schemes to use her son as a pawn. 4. Rewrite Dorgon’s fate, a life without sons or recognition. He won't be anyone's workhorse anymore. If someone plays the victim, he'll
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Love Beneath the Linglong Pagoda 玲珑塔下的爱情
That’s right, let me be honest. This is a semi-autobiographical novel, and the male lead is based on the author himself. From the very beginning, I never expected many people to read this novel, so there are no fancy techniques or formulas. It’s simply a tribute to my youth. Ninety percent of the plot is pieced together from real experiences shared by the author and his friends. People born in the 1980s were young once, too. We loved, we fought for what we wanted, and we tasted the joys, sorrows
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After I Transmigrate, I Go All-In on KPIs in the Great Qing 背锅侠穿越后，在大清大搞KPI
The day he transmigrated, his girlfriend left him for the general manager, and his boss took all the credit for his work. In a fit of despair, Ma Deqing threw himself into the river. He didn't die. A fallen bannerman's daughter pulled him from the water, and when he woke up, he found himself in the Qianlong era. Lan Zhu, the young owner of a spice shop, took him in, but the shop was on the verge of ruin thanks to Liu Quan, the chief steward of Heshen's household. He monopolized supplies, jacke
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