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Books by Mo Zhisheng
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: I Became the Buddha Lord's Inheritance 盗笔：我成了佛爷的遗产
[Nonlinear narrative + universally adored protagonist + everyone + first-person POV + beloved by all + comedy + power fantasy + mystery + no angst throughout + primarily tomb raiding] “Male leads: Zhang Qishan, Zhang Rishan, Zhang Qiling, Wu Xie, Wang Pangzi, Xie Yuchen, Hei Xiazi” After Foye left, Zhang Rishan and I both retired from the world. My memories seemed to have become muddled, too. Then one day, Zhang Rishan found me and asked me to join the Sand Sea Plan to wipe out the Wang family.
2.4kReads8.1Score203Shelves
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Tomb Raiding: A Bandit and a Scholar Brave the Nine Gates 盗墓：土匪儒生勇闯九门
[All pairings, strong female lead, tomb raiding, supernatural, canon pairings broken, skip if that bothers you, from The Mystic Nine to The Grave Robbers' Chronicles]“No manners” “Updates every night at eight” My name is Jin Liqing. I grew up in the Wang family, suffering constant disdain. Later, I ran away and met a few people who claimed to be my uncles. They took me up a mountain and made me a bandit. Witchcraft, medicine, swordsmanship, communication with the underworld, divination, the Conf
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Quick Transmigration: The Villain Doesn't Play by the Rules 快穿：反派他不按套路走
(Both leads are inexperienced, 1v1 #The laid-back big shot's everyday strike) Yuan Wan got on a pirate ship by mistake, all for the sake of eating sweets. First world: "Tell me, why do you keep following me?" the villain asked casually, while slowly bringing the sword in his hand to her heart. Yuan Wan really wanted to beat him to death, but the System wouldn't let her. So, with the sword pressed to her chest, she kept a blank face and delivered the line the System had given her, without a trace
27Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Great Song in a Nutshell 大话宋朝
The great river flows east, its waves sweeping away all the great figures of the ages., Su Shi The Song dynasty (960–1279) ruled for 319 years and was divided into the Northern Song and Southern Song, with a total of eighteen emperors. The Northern Song lasted 167 years and had nine emperors, while the Southern Song lasted 152 years and also had nine. Leaving everything else aside, at first glance the two Song dynasties were remarkably symmetrical.
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