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Books by Hong Rui
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Chen Xueqing Claims Supremacy 陈雪清称尊
The young master of a small clan flees for his life and is rescued by a hunter. He marries and has a son, never imagining that the boy will have an immortal's potential. But with a mixed spiritual root, the son can only become a menial disciple at a sect. By chance, he meets an Ancestor, and from then on begins his path of cultivation. Watch as he changes his fate and becomes unstoppable, navigating the deceit and treachery of the cultivation world, finding a place for himself, overcoming one ob
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The Beloved Daughter of the Farmhouse: A Sweet Young Woman and a Mountain Man 农门团宠：娇娇娘子山野汉
Lu Jiaoxue had skin like snow and beauty beyond compare. Her cruel brother and sister-in-law sold her as a concubine to a man over sixty. On the day she fled her wedding, she fell off a cliff and was rescued by a strong, young blacksmith. He was always cold and forbidding, keeping everyone at a distance, yet with her he was endlessly indulgent, cherishing her as his own life. She traded, farmed, and healed the sick, always appearing at her benefactor’s side. People often mistook their relationsh
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Ten Years on the High-Speed Rail 高铁十年
The story follows a liberal arts graduate who unexpectedly enters the engineering industry. Starting at the grassroots level, she throws herself into project surveys and fieldwork, struggling through emotional turmoil and workplace setbacks. She continually strengthens herself in adversity, devoting a decade to high-speed rail construction, growing as a person and finding love along the way. Through a true-to-life story, the novel evokes the sweeping panorama of an era, portraying in a down-to-e
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A Qin Soldier’s Letter Home 秦兵的家书
Inspired by Qin-era wooden letters unearthed in 1975 at Shuihudi in Yunmeng, Hubei, Home Letters tells the story of two brothers, Heifu and Jing, who serve as Qin soldiers and struggle to balance war and family. In 224 BC, Jing, a young man from Anlu County in Nanjun, Qin, is conscripted. Though his mother tries desperately to stop him, he sets off for the battlefield, dreaming of earning military honors. Before leaving, he hastily marries his new bride, Yan, and departs his hometown carrying hi
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