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Books by Mo Feibai
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Dragon Raja: Lu Mingfei, King of This World 龙族：我路明非此世之王
After enduring countless trials to claim the Iron Throne, Lu Mingfei returns to the past with supreme power and authority. The bronze bells will toll a dirge for the traitors, while the returning boy wields a dark blade and writes the meaning of: “The blood of kings must end by the sword!” (I'm not much of a writer, so please bear with me. I'll also listen to your feedback... probably? I hope Dragon Raja gets the ending we want to see. Jiangnan, you old devil, you really deserve to die!)
1.1kReads7.1Score126Shelves
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Dragon Raja: The Story Written for You 龙族：为你而写的篇章
My name is Lu Mingfei, and I'm the protagonist of this novel. If I hadn't changed my name to Lu Minghui, I might actually have believed it. A black dragon plummets from the sky, and past, present, and future converge. When the child is no longer alone, accompanied by both the past and the future, a brand-new story is brought to life on the page. May we all get to see the ending we wish for.
366Reads—Score112Shelves
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Wicked Disciple, Keep Your Hands Off Your Master 逆徒，别扒拉为师
When Mu Yunhua was born, strange signs appeared in the heavens. A diviner predicted that his arrival would bring endless calamities and might spell the downfall of his entire clan. He was born to a position of unparalleled honor, yet lived worse than a beggar. He thought his life would always be this way, until one day a “god” descended. At last, he tasted the warmth and compassion of the human world. From then on, the once-lonely little one had a home and a master who cherished him beyond measu
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The Convict's Extradition 负罪者之引渡
Behind each seemingly brutal murder lies a tender, moving story of human kindness. A group of people exploit human weaknesses and piece together one incident after another to send the killer to prison and into the hell of solitary confinement. They don’t care what others think, and their actions walk the line between right and wrong, but they cannot cross the boundary of the law. Caught between human nature and the law, and faced with the choice between compassion, reason, and justice, how will
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