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Books by Mayflies Through a Hundred Lifetimes
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Shattered Immortal Firmament 破碎仙穹
A meteor tears through the sky, and Wang Jin, a young man from Earth, finds his soul transported to the Northern Wilderness of the Tianxuan Realm. With no spiritual root, he misses his chance to cultivate immortality and becomes a menial servant in an immortal sect. But he unexpectedly awakens a body-tempering path of his own. After obtaining the Art of Burning Heaven Body Tempering, he tempers his bones with herbs and reshapes his body with true essence. He breaks through realm after realm amid
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Returning to the Song Dynasty Across the Ages 跨世归宋
Wang Yan, a young man from the modern era, transmigrates to the sixth year of the Baoyou era in the Southern Song after being swept up by the Qiantang River tide. He puts down roots amid the flames of a chaotic age. Drawing on his modern knowledge, he adapts novels to comfort the people and writes battle songs to awaken the will to resist the Mongols, gradually becoming a beacon of hope in troubled times. He also meets close friends and kindred spirits such as Li Feixuan, Zhao Jingyue, and Zhang
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Love Through an Ancient Painting 古画传情
In the late Tang dynasty, Zhu Wen usurps the throne and massacres the imperial clan and court officials. During her escape, the last princess, Li Su, is unexpectedly transmigrated to the 21st century because of her family's heirloom jade pendant. There she meets the male lead, Wang Xi, an archaeology intern. During an excavation, Wang Xi sees a portrait of the princess in the tomb of Li Su's childhood sweetheart, Xiao Feng, and feels an inexplicable connection. Unbeknownst to him, Wang Xi is Xia
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Three Lives of Fate, Three Lifetimes of Love 三生缘，三世情
This story follows Wang Yao and Liu Yunxi, from their first meeting in the first snow of Chang'an to knowing and loving each other. Across three lifetimes, from the Tang dynasty to the Ming dynasty and then to the modern age, their destined love finally finds its happy ending.
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