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Books by Mohist Hidden Dragon
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Gao Jialin's Road to Redemption 高加林的逆袭之路
This novel continues the story of Mr. Lu Yao’s Life. Gao Jialin was riding high in the county town when he broke up his former classmate’s relationship. Then Zhang Kenan’s mother reported him, costing him his iron rice bowl. He slunk back to the countryside, where Qiaozhen, who had loved him deeply, was already married. He had become a notorious heartbreaker. But this was home, and he had nowhere else to go. How could he face reality? To date, this is the closest continuation of Life to the orig
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The Heroines' Tale of Exterminating the Invaders 群芳诛寇传
Beauty is no longer a commodity. It’s a pass to the secret battlefield! Kindness is no longer weakness. It’s a torch that can save the nation from ruin! As Japanese invaders trample the land, a group of captivating women operate right in the heart of enemy territory. Each uses her own talents, risking her life and accomplishing one feat after another as she foils the enemy’s ruthless schemes. But reality is cruel. In the turbulent currents of the age, no one can come through unscathed. On a hill
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The Four Great Constables: Give Me Back My Homeland 四大名捕之还我河山
The stories of the Four Great Constables have captivated readers, yet decades have passed without an ending, leaving us passionate fans unable to let go! Today, let me bring the story to a close. Heroes' blood is spilled as the land is shattered and the wind scatters the willow catkins. It all becomes a jade-green tide that stains the mountains and rivers. The story begins with Cai Jing plotting against Master Zhuge. The Four Great Constables fall apart, and each of their fates takes a strange a
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Demon Hunter: The River of Despair! 擒魔：绝望的河流！
A top student turned out to be the true culprit behind a massacre that wiped out an entire family, sending the whole city into an uproar! He had hidden himself so well that Gu Jianghua, a police academy graduate, became obsessed with the case. On his very first day at work, he encountered this murder case and vowed not to rest until it was solved. Yet he had clearly underestimated the criminal’s intelligence: every year, the culprit sent him a New Year’s card. This was not only an insult to him,
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