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Books by Li Xiuming
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Eight Ministers at Their Master's Side 八卿伴主
Shen Jingchen is the youngest son of the Shen family’s main branch. He was only seventeen when his eight elder brothers died in battle. Though he is devoted to military strategy, he has no desire to serve in government. Patient and steadfast, he values love and loyalty. At first uncertain and passive, he later rises to the occasion through a sense of duty and the bonds he forms with others. He combines an iron-fisted approach with a gentle heart, eventually ascending the throne as emperor and ad
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The Capital’s Grand Princess Stole My Cat 京圈长公主偷了我的猫咪
The Eldest Princess of Beijing's Elite Circle Stole My Cat
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Reborn from the Start, I Became a Carefree Prince 开局重生，我成了闲散王爷
The seventh year of the Tianqi reign, late at night. The Forbidden City, Qianqing Palace. Zhu Youxiao lay gravely ill on the imperial bed when he suddenly heard a click from the floor. With effort, he opened his eyes and saw a golden brick being pushed aside. A head poked up through the floor: his useless younger brother, Zhu Youjian. Zhu Youjian climbed out, dusted himself off, and took a steaming bowl of medicine from his robes. “Brother, it's time to take your medicine.” Zhu Youxiao nearly ch
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On Becoming a Ghost Constable 关于我做鬼差这件事
My name is Zhang Yan, and I’m twenty-three years old. After graduating from college, I hoped to make something of myself in the city, but an unexpected car accident and a strange job interview opened the door to a whole new world. Ghosts and monsters, demons and spirits, the good and evil of human nature, right and wrong. Join me as we explore them all.
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The Weeping Night 哭泣的夜晚
“When photographs fade, names disappear, and even the people who love you most can no longer remember your face... Can you still be sure you ever existed?” While filming a century-old haunted house, folk documentary director Cui Mingzhe’s camera operator mysteriously vanishes. Even more terrifying, no one remembers that the man ever existed. As Cui investigates, he discovers that the house was once the site of a horrific massacre. The victims’ resentment has taken form as the “Faceless,” beings
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