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The Paradox of Eye Pupils of Spiritual Pet and Mortician Li Wenqi
Have you ever heard what an animal says before it dies? The stray dog that was run over by a wheel "said" in the palm of my hand: "The sister in the red dress once fed me a sausage." The old cat, who had passed away, rubbed his head on the back of my hand and sighed: "She always said she would take me to the beach when she retires. Now I want to go and see the smell of the waves first." My name is Li Wenqi, I am a person who can "hear" the emotions of animals, and I also work as a sender for an
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President, Is the Boy Sweet?
Xie Jin, the cool and powerful CEO, is paired with Tang Zhizhi, a gentle and ordinary boy. She is in charge of everything, but she only wants to monopolize his tenderness. She is sharp, domineering and controlling everything in the world; he is soft, willing to become her only exception. A seasoned and steady man in power versus a fragile, fair and gentle young man, the ultimate contrast between forceful plunder and meek compromise. In the eyes of others, she was murderous and cold, but only Zh
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Mr. Mo's Stormy Affection
Mo Jin had a gray childhood, and a beam of light would often emerge from the darkness to illuminate the lonely night. It was Ou Chuchu's appearance that added a beam of light to his world; it was Ou Chu who was as warm as the spring breeze, as cool as the summer wind, and like the wild geese in autumn that brought him to the south and brought warmth in winter; their separation in turn made Mo Jinnian's youth more beautiful. Plunging into darkness, a bouquet of flowers once redeemed his soul; aft
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A Spiritual Journey Against the World: the Fantasy Guardianship of Mountains, Rivers and Twins
In the land of ancient China, where mystery and reality intersect, in the mountains and rivers, this doctor with a legendary mission embarks on a wonderful journey that shakes the world. Shan He was born in a family of six generations of traditional Chinese medicine. Since childhood, he has read many Chinese medicine classics such as the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic, Treatises on Febrile Diseases, Synopsis of the Golden Chamber, and Difficult Classics. As a Taoist inheritor, he was personal
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