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Books by Dongfang Sanshao
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The Haunted Gate 恐怖诡门
This novel features [one heroine] + [original instances] + [no saintly do-gooder] + [no System] + [mild horror] + [no mindless plot] I don’t know when it began. Perhaps when I was very young, in high school or college, or maybe when I started working. I realized that the world had gone beyond the bounds of reason. To be precise, it had shifted away from the world we once knew. The ghosts and monsters we saw in TV dramas and horror movies were actually hiding all around us. In my third year at wo
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A Grand Fantasy Sailing Adventure 奇幻航海大冒险
A nautical chart whose route is always changing, a compass that never points north, and a strange ship with a skull hanging from its bow... My name is Elias. My dream is to become one of the Nine Pirate Kings. Now, let's set sail!
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Nine Nights of Ghostly Lanterns 九夜幽灯
An old, driverless bus travels along a dilapidated road wrapped in red mist. I was a college student rushing to catch the bus to school, but I never expected this bus to be cursed... My name is Zhou An. Welcome to my story, a tale full of terror, the uncanny, bloodshed, and thick, swirling mist.
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Transmigrating to the Age of Sail: I Get a Pirate Ship from the Start 穿越航海时代：我开局获得海盗船
My new story is here! You're welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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Rule Horror: I Can See Every Rule 规则怪谈：我能看见所有规则
This book has mild horror, an original plot, no mindless characters, no power fantasy, hard-core deduction, survival against impossible odds, no System, and no female lead. Those who want a feel-good power fantasy should think twice before reading. In 2019, Rule-Bound Horror descended upon Earth in full force. Each country on Earth would randomly select a Chosen One to enter a Rule-Bound Horror instance and complete its challenge. Failure meant death, along with punishment for the Chosen One's c
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