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Books by Jia Wei
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The Story of Wu Zixu 伍子胥演义
Wu Zixu was a minister of the state of Wu during the Spring and Autumn period. His given name was Yuan, and Zixu was his courtesy name. He was fiercely loyal, resolute, wise, and courageous throughout his life, and his tragic end is deeply affecting. After King Ping of Chu had his entire family killed, Wu Zixu fled Chu alone. He passed through Zhaoguan in such anguish that his hair turned white, and later begged for food by playing the flute in the streets of Wu... His story perfectly portrays t
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Director: You All Rejected Me, Huh? I'll Make the Chinese Entertainment Industry Crash 导演：都拒绝我是吧？我让内娱嘎
An ordinary episode of Singer 2024 left the Chinese music scene feeling as helpless against foreign powers as the late Qing Dynasty. The entire roster of domestic entertainment was searched, and not a single person could hold their own! Foreigners ran wild, with only a fifty-something-year-old auntie holding the line for the country... After Lin Shiyi took over as head director, he invited one domestic singer after another, but they demanded outrageous fees! And they insisted on having their voc
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Jiangshi: Uncle Nine, You Smell So Good, I Can't Help Myself! 僵尸：九叔你好香，我忍不住！
[No System + Evil Turning Good + Traditional Supernatural Horror + Not a Power Fantasy + Character Growth + Uncle Jiu and Mr. Vampire, with a few differences + Somewhat Oppressive] Xie Shaoyou was eating hotpot and singing when a bolt of pink lightning suddenly struck him. When he regained consciousness, he found himself seemingly locked away somewhere. His whole body was cold and stiff, and there was a stench of decay, yet a fragrant smell was also tugging at his senses. Just then, a voice came
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I Run with Demons 我与妖为伍
Mingtian was an ordinary man just trying to make a living. By a twist of fate, he was forced to take a path where demons, monsters, and ghosts all existed alongside humanity. Mingtian devoted himself to cultivating the Dao, hoping only to purge the deadly yin energy from his body. But he could never avoid the moments when he had to fight ghosts, battle demons, and slay zombies. In the end, he realized that it had all been part of a much bigger plot. The darkest thing, it turned out, was not the
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