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Books by Hermit of Longdu
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The Hidden Front: Persian Gulf 2026 暗线：波斯湾2026
This book is a work of fiction. It is set against the backdrop of the 2026 US-Iran War and combines real historical events with fictional characters. The actual course of all major events has been followed closely. Fictional characters operate only in the gaps left by history. The military technology specifications mentioned in this book are based on publicly available information and do not represent the actual military capabilities of any country. The characters and plot are entirely fictional
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The Heart of the Dragon Vein: Six Thousand Years of Puyang 龙脉之心：濮阳六千年
The Heart of the Dragon Vein: Six Thousand Years of Puyang is set in Puyang, Henan, and tells the epic story of twelve generations of the Long family guarding the dragon vein across six thousand years. Cultural relic restorer Long Shouzheng falls twelve meters underground when the Xishuipo archaeological site suddenly collapses. The ancestral jade pendant on his chest begins to glow, and for the first time, he senses the pulse of the earth. Zhang Bonian, the old head of the acrobatics troupe, r
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Why Did the Villains All Go Crazy After I Set Up My Feng Shui Formation? 我布的风水局，反派怎么全疯了？
The ninth-generation grandmaster of the Xuanmen failed to survive her tribulation, and a wisp of her soul took up residence in the body of the real heiress, who had been forced into a substitute marriage and died tragically. When she woke, she was lying in a coffin, dressed in a bright red wedding gown, with a soul-binding rope tied around her wrists. Outside, eight pallbearers were about to bury her. She burned the rope, kicked open the coffin, and headed down the mountain. There she met a man
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Chronicles of a Ghost Marriage 阴婚录
After being poisoned by her stepmother and sold into a ghost marriage, the legitimate daughter of a powerful clan awakens in her coffin and claws her way out of the grave. She discovers that the century-old clan’s system of exploitation, disguised as “folk customs,” is far more terrifying than ghosts. She decides that anyone who has clawed their way out of a grave should tear it all out by the roots, only to discover that judges can become new perpetrators, too.
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