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Village Keeper Follow-Up
Shen Nian returned to Liucun, where he had been away for fifteen years, on the third day after receiving a call from his second uncle. On the other end of the phone, the second uncle's voice was hoarse and brief: "Your mother is gone, come back." Then there was a busy signal. No pleasantries, no inquiries, not even waiting for his response. It was like informing a distant relative rather than her biological grandson. It takes three hours by bus from the provincial capital to the county town. The
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After the Embroidered Mountains and Rivers
At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, the city of Lin'an was about to be destroyed. Shen Yunhe, a declining noblewoman, unexpectedly awakened her secret bloodline and became a "gold weaver" who could rewrite history with weaving and embroidery. When the Mongolian cavalry tramples the mountains and rivers, she must weave the essence of Chinese civilization into a masterpiece of embroidery with every stitch. Should we live in compliance with destiny, or should we burn our lives and leave the sp
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Prisoner in Painting Follow-Up
Shen Du, the youngest restorer of ancient paintings at the Palace Museum, has an unknown secret: as long as his fingertips touch ancient paintings, he can enter the world in the paintings. Those still landscapes, figures, carriages and horses are actually sealed real history - every famous painting is a "time prison". In the Southern Song Dynasty's "Lu Book and Jade Ribbon Picture", the position of a guard in the honor guard moves one millimeter every day. Shen Du sneaked into the painting, and
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Emotion Hunter Follow-Up
In the wasteland world after the emotional plague ravaged, human beings have lost their joy, anger, sorrow and joy, leaving only empty bodies wandering around. A very small number of survivors have evolved the ability to "see" emotional fluctuations and are called "emotional hunters" - they capture the remaining emotional energy in the wild and sell it to wealthy people in shelters who are eager to regain their feelings. Ah Shi is such a hunter who makes a living by hunting weak emotional fragme
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