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Books by Li Xinyi
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Shadow Emperor 暗影帝皇
In a world unlike our own, a powerful empire ruled through a strict hierarchy, leaving its people to live in fear and oppression. Ye Huang led them in a rebellion and founded a mighty empire of his own: the Shadow Empire.
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Glory of the Dark Crown Cup 暗冕杯的荣耀
Han Jin, a former champion shot-caller despised by the entire internet, hacks into the esports tournament System and launches an underground championship, the “Dark Crown Cup,” using code to tear apart a game rigged by capital. The genius programmer Su Ling secretly helps him, while hiding the scandalous history of her past as an official sponsor. Street streamer Lei Xiao seizes the opportunity to make a comeback, while young prodigy Bai Tong risks his life to crack the core algorithm. When Ning
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The Chinese-American Godfather of the NBA NBA之华裔教父
Li Chade, a criminal profiling expert, accidentally transmigrates to the United States in 1992 and becomes a Chinese-American freshman in the NCAA. He uses his profiling skills to dominate the basketball court, taking eight consecutive championships from Jordan. After retiring at the peak of his career, he buys a team and builds a sports and entertainment empire from the ground up. Monica, Rosamund Pike, Anne Hathaway: none of them can escape him. They all call him an “old lecher,” but he says
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Clash at the Peak: The Prodigy Player 巅峰对决之天才选手
At the climactic showdown of the Memory Palace competition, genius player Xiao Xi discovers that the core code behind the inherited playstyle that made her famous actually came from the unpublished work of her late rival, Gu Yu. Meanwhile, the mysterious mentor Ouyang Yi, who has guided her all along, seems to have deep ties to the plagiarism.
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No Gods in Huaxia? I’ll Summon Our Ancestors Down the Mountain 华夏无神？我请老祖宗下山
Divine kingdoms from other worlds invade. Through prayer, people across the globe summon the incarnations of their respective nations’ gods to descend and fight in “divine battles.” China alone is regarded as a “godless nation” because its cultural heritage has been lost, and is subjected to bullying.
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