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Books by Old Ma from the Mountain Village

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  1. Golden Dam 黄金坝 Urban297k WordsCompleted Golden Dam is a place blessed by heaven with a breath of immortal energy. It holds vast amounts of gold, as well as an ancient tomb built for a king. In the 1970s and 1980s, people fought and killed one another over wealth and gold: ordinary people against ordinary people, people against officials, and officials against officials. Love and hate played out here in all their intensity... 84Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. A Deliveryman's Strange Romance: My Second Trip to the Capital and Rise to Success 外卖奇缘之二次进京翻身记 Urban358k WordsCompleted After Fengzi learns the secret seasoning recipe for “Dry Pot Soft-Shelled Turtle,” his industry expertise and dedication to developing dishes lead him to create a uniquely flavored “Turtle Grilled Fish.” This becomes the starting point for a new chapter in his life at the age of thirty-five. Before that, after leaving the mountains, Fengzi did whatever it took to survive. He stole chickens and once ran off without paying the noodle shop owner after a meal because he had no money, a shameful thi 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Water Boy 水娃 Urban200k WordsCompleted This place has long been famed for producing gold and beautiful women. Many years ago, the Mao and Wu families fought over the placer gold in Yangshu River Dam, creating a deadly feud that should have faded with time. Instead, it endured through the generations. Set against the great gold rush that swept through a certain place in the 1980s, this book brings to life the story of Yangshu River Dam. In the face of gold, every facet of human nature is laid bare. People live for wealth, and die for 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Winds of Change Have Settled 风云尘了 Ancient Romance202k WordsOngoing Across three lifetimes, she rose from servant to the supreme demon slayer. The birth of a female ruler in a chaotic age takes more than opportunity and skill: it also requires compassion and kindness. The world turns in cycles, and evildoers will eventually descend into hell... —Reads—Score—Shelves