Fanqie catalogue
Books by Ji Xia
- Matches
- 4
Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
-
Surviving Underground: From the Start with Just a Pickaxe 地心求生：开局一把镐
Strong female lead, no romance, not overpowered from the start When the abyss devours the world, how will you survive? Overnight, humanity is dragged into a terrifying, scorching world beneath the earth’s crust. Lava surges, strange beasts roam, and radiation and unknown energies warp this hellscape. An Xun, an ordinary university student, wakes up beside a pool of boiling lava. A cold, mechanical voice rings in her ears: [Welcome to the world beneath the earth’s crust, survivor.] The System act
440Reads8.8Score—Shelves
-
The Beloved Darling of a Wealthy Family 豪门团宠
There’s an unwritten rule among the wealthy: don’t mess with the daughters of the Ye family. But why? In the sprawling city of S, there are four great families: the Ye family, the Long family, the Bai family, and the Zhao family. The Ye family has a young daughter who is just coming of age: Ye Ling’er.
19Reads—Score—Shelves
-
The Shang Empire 参商帝国
A strange earthquake strikes the empire's border. Thirty thousand elite soldiers perish without a survivor, and the early-warning System has been maliciously tampered with. At a secret meeting in the dead of night, the head of the Sky Listening Bureau personally interrogates the eight ministers. Peeling back layer after layer, he uncovers a shocking conspiracy. The hidden struggle for power and revenge has begun.
—Reads—Score—Shelves
-
Searching for Stars in Summer's Seventh Month 七夏寻星
Seven summers, seven years of searching. Ji Xun spent his entire youth meeting, drawing close to, and falling for the star named Xia Xing, and at last he found her. They first met when they were twelve. She was the math class representative by the window, her eyes crinkling with a smile. A geometry problem, the touch of a little hand, cold in winter, and the thin veil between the boy and girl was pierced. From Lanwan to Shengang, from school uniforms to journeys far away. They walked side by s
—Reads—Score—Shelves