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Books by Mr. Tingxi
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I, Lü Fengxian, Know a Thing or Two About Political Intrigue 我吕奉先略懂权谋
Some people enjoy crushing all their enemies, while others prefer to command from behind the scenes. This book brings you a completely different Lu Bu. What? I transmigrated? And into the body of Lu Bu, the infamous turncoat who served three masters! But my favorite has always been Cao Aman, the womanizer who seduces other men’s wives! At least it’s still early, and Lu Bu hasn’t yet become known as a turncoat. Since I can’t change what happened, I might as well make something of myself. Yuan Sh
211Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Outcast: Starting with the Five Elements Ring 异人：从五行戒开始
Chu Ci has spent years struggling to make his way in the world. After his business venture fails, he is buried in debt. He decides to go out for a walk to clear his head, only to discover that this world seems somehow different. He had assumed the world was just as everyone saw it, until he met a strange man who kept saying baffling things, yet somehow made Chu Ci feel an inexplicable sense of familiarity. The man eventually gives Chu Ci a Five Elements Ring, turning him into someone extraordina
17Reads—Score—Shelves
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Tales of Old Dragon City: The Inferno 龙城旧事之无间地狱
Wherever there are people, there is an underworld. But the underworld is a road of no return. It offers brotherhood and a life of luxury, but also deceit, intrigue, and bitter rivalries. It's easy to enter, but almost impossible to leave. This book tells the story of an underworld where loyalty ruled in the 1980s and 1990s, and how it became a squalid world ruled by money in the 21st century. It follows a group of old-timers who once held sway in society, putting loyalty above all else, and show
4Reads—Score—Shelves
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No Talent? I’ll Still Be Number One! 没有天赋，老子照样第一！
Many years ago, the sun and moon strangely hung together in the sky, with no distinction between day and night, for more than a month. Their mingled radiance carried the power to lay waste to the world, sweeping across the land. Its blazing light scorched plants to dust, while its bone-chilling cold split mountains and rivers. Fully eighty percent of Earth's living creatures perished in the catastrophe. Many of the organisms that survived by sheer luck also underwent strange changes during this
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