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Books by Du Shengyao
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Emperor Yang of the Great Sui 大隋炀皇帝
The willows by the Sui palace once reflected the splendor of a golden age; the Grand Canal's roaring waters also carried the mournful notes of a fallen kingdom. This epic saga stars Yang Guang, Emperor Yang of Sui. Weaving fact and fiction together, it reveals the bloodstained life of an emperor whose legacy has been debated for millennia. He was Yang Guang, Prince of Jin, who rode at the head of armies to conquer Southern Chen and reunite China after 280 years of division, his eyes ablaze with
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The Chilling Gleam of the Sword Soul 剑魂寒光
My new work 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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Butterfly in My Palm 掌心蝶
Butterfly in the Palm
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Songs of War: Shadows of Swords and Smoke 烽火长歌之剑影烽烟
Twenty years after the Jingkang Incident, Jinan Prefecture lies under the iron heel of the Jin. Sixteen-year-old Han Yanqiu smashes a Jin inspector’s wine jar at the prefectural school, then turns and runs into Shen Heng, a young woman from Jiangnan carrying a book of sheet music. The trouble sparked by their youthful bravado leads to the mystery of his origins: his father, Han Bo’an, was an anti-Jin patriot who vanished eight years ago after a bloody battle on the banks of the Hutuo River. The
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Netherworld Detective: The Strange Cases of Jiahang 幽冥神探：嘉航诡案录
Fu Jiahang is a private detective who can “see” the last traces of the dead. His ghostly eyes make him the bane of criminals, but also leave him with a loneliness he keeps hidden. Witty and humorous, exceptionally skilled in a fight, and popular with women, he trusts only himself and is terrified of heights. One strange and baffling murder case follows another: At the grand Luan Family Manor, the Third Madam meets a tragic end. Behind the bloody crime are brothers at each other's throats and col
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