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Books by Liu Jinlong

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  1. Which Rank Are the Eight Immortals Descending to the Sea? 八仙下海位哪班 Liu Jinlong刘金龙Urban292k WordsCompleted Which class does the Eight Immortals belong to when they go down to the sea? The answer: the ranks of the immortals. Where were the Eight Immortals pushed into the sea? Where did they swim ashore? Where did they clock in for work? Who was Du Fu’s “Song of the Eight Immortals While Drinking” written for? Was it a pop song? Did they compete on Penglai’s Got Talent? The Eight Immortals savor life in Shandong, enjoy the flavors of Qilu, admire breathtaking flower fields, and tour all the internet-fa 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Li Bai, Courtesy Name Taibai 李白字太白 Liu Jinlong刘金龙224k WordsCompleted Born to help readers unwind after the college entrance exams, this book revisits the heady spirit of Li Bai's poems and prose. The stories behind the poet can be appreciated in silence or shared in conversation. Let his bold passion nourish hearts yearning to run free. 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Eighty-One Trials of the Journey to the West 西游八十一难记 Liu Jinlong刘金龙Eastern Fantasy163k WordsOngoing Eighty-one trials to return to the truth, one record for each trial. Beginning with Jin Chanzi's reincarnation, the story unfolds through all eighty-one trials. Told in a fairy-tale style, each chapter can be read as a story in its own right. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. New Tales from the Thatched Cottage of Close Readings 阅微草堂新记 Liu Jinlong刘金龙650k WordsOngoing Drawing on the tales of fox spirits, ghosts, and deities in the classic Notes from the Thatched Abode of Close Observations, this book brings to life the legacy of Guan Gong’s foolish simplicity. New wine in an old bottle, moonlight over clear waters; still twenty-four volumes, though countless eons have passed. New notes from the Thatched Abode of Close Observations, cultivated until the plum blossoms know first. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Tales of the Strange from Luocha Haishi: The Mysterious Notebook 罗刹海市怪谈：诡秘笔记 Liu Jinlong刘金龙Mystery344k WordsOngoing There was once an ancient village surrounded by dense forests and mysterious mountains. The villagers believed that on full-moon nights, at dusk, a mysterious power filled the valley. This legend deeply fascinated all the young people who loved adventure. One day, a young traveler arrived in the village. He entered the teahouse and found it bustling, though nobody paid him any attention. He found a seat and sat down, thinking that perhaps the people here enjoyed listening to stories. Just as he —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. He Yuzhu, the Kitchen Knife Hero 菜刀大侠何雨柱 Liu Jinlong刘金龙Eastern Fantasy190k WordsOngoing [Siheyuan] + [Wuxia], with a touch of comedy After mastering a set of knife techniques by practicing with a kitchen cleaver, He Yuzhu sets off to roam the martial world. Thanks to his signature move, “Little He’s Cleaver,” he earns the nickname “Little He the Heartbreaker.” Bold because of his “superior” skills, he leaves a trail of broken hearts wherever he goes. Along the way, he encounters such famous figures of the martial world as Qin Huairu and Lou Xiaoe. —Reads—Score—Shelves