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I Am Li Chengqian Who Is Reborn: Martial Arts Control Mountains and Rivers
Li Chengqian, the deposed prince of Zhenguan, was reborn with the blood of the First Emperor's ancestral dragon. The tax reform broke the monopoly of the gentry, built a series of crossbows to protect the border, and gathered poor families to save the Tang Dynasty from crisis. However, the wealthy families set up secret checks and balances, the Buddhist hidden troops rebelled, and the Confucian and cultivator families counterattacked, and the secrets of the Four Cultivators gradually came to li
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Night Talk of Yin and Yang: a Collection of Chinese Folk Horror Stories
The blind old storyteller always told ghost stories under the old locust tree at the entrance of the village. A curious child in the audience noticed that the old man's empty eye sockets always nodded towards the uninhabited darkness. At the end of each story, he would touch the child's head and say: "Remember, if you hear someone calling your name after dark, count three times before turning back."
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New Journey to the West: True Sutra Tribulation
After hundreds of years of studying the scriptures, the Tang Dynasty scriptures became a tool for landlords to squeeze out money. Taizong was tampered with by the "memory glass" and labeled masters and disciples who questioned the teachings as traitors. Wukong breaks his illusion and hides the secret of Five Elements Mountain, Sha Monk traces the beads to reveal the truth that he was framed by heaven, and the boundary gap hides the original scripture and the soul of Bajie's wife. They fought aga
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Strange Tales of the Twelve Nights3
On a misty night in late autumn, eleven men and women who were cursed were led by a white lantern to the nameless solitary tower, the "Infernal Affairs Pavilion". The faceless landlord in front of the door sets down a rule: before the rooster crows, you must find the door with your own cause and effect engraved on it. The struggling Nuo noodles in the mirror, the Gu puppets sewn into flesh and blood, the fragrant fox rouge... Behind every door is an eternal prison tailor-made for them. When caus
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Strange Tales of the Twelve Nights2
Eleven lost people who were forced into a desperate situation by fate stepped into a strange inn in the fog. The owner of the hunchbacked inn left the only rule: "Don't answer the sound outside the door until the fog clears." However, the sound outside the door was the karmic debt that they could not repay. When the survivor took over the blank account book of the past life, he realized that he had not escaped, but had become the owner of the inn in the next reincarnation.
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Dragon Soul Zhen Guan
How did Li Yuan, who awakened the dragon soul and changed his destiny against the will of heaven, consolidate imperial power and clean up the mountains and rivers while dealing with the pressure and pressure from heaven, and finally lead the Tang Dynasty to a completely different path of hegemony, where both humans and gods respect each other?
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Strange Tales of the Twelve Nights1
Eleven cursed strangers were forced to step into the death stack in the mist. Hua Pi, He Bo, Zombie, Fox Fairy... Behind each of them is a terrifying existence from folklore. The owner of the inn made a rule: you are not allowed to go out until the fog clears. But the knocking on the door was their respective karma. When Twelfth Night comes, they discover that the inn itself is the greatest curse, specially designed to house "karma anomalies" like them.
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Night Talk of Yin and Yang: Folk Horror Stories [2]
The deaf old storyteller always told new stories in the old teahouse at the end of the alley. A young man in the audience noticed that the old man always poured tea into an empty tea cup, and long strands of hair floated on the tea. At the end of each story, he would touch the boy's umbrella handle and say: "Before you close your umbrella on a rainy night, first look at the ribs to see if there is any hair that does not belong to you."
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