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Books by Professional Slurred-Speech Performer
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The Master Appraiser: From Flea Market Finds to the Pinnacle of Antiques 鉴宝圣手：从地摊捡漏到古玩之巅
Other people appraise treasures through study, experience, and connections. Chen Mo appraises treasures by “watching a movie.” The instant he encounters an antique, images flash before his eyes: Emperor Qianlong proudly turning a jade thumb ring in his hand, an old artisan’s bloody fingerprints left while restoring a bronze vessel, even surveillance footage from an overseas auction ten years ago showing this Buddha statue being smuggled out of the country! The “broken bowl” he picks up at a stre
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The Gu Family's Legitimate Daughter's Scheme 顾氏嫡女谋
Gu Zhaozhao, the legitimate daughter of the Gu family, a century-old clan in the Great Jing Dynasty, had immersed herself in the Comprehensive Mirror to Aid in Government in her grandfather’s study since childhood. She understood the art of power and knew how to read the games people played. She knew that beneath the splendor of the great mansions, undercurrents never ceased. The family’s illegitimate branches watched and waited, the emperor and crown prince grew increasingly estranged, and the
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The Ruins in the Mirror 镜中墟
No woman in the Lin family lives past the age of twenty-eight. They all die in front of a mirror, their faces peaceful, as if they chose to die. Lin Jianqiu is the last daughter of the Lin family. On the eve of her twenty-eighth birthday, the ancestral bronze mirror shatters for no reason. Her reflection says three words: “Come inside.” She goes in. There, she finds a child bride who has wandered for a hundred years through an old Republic-era mansion, paper figures that quietly replace the livi
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The Sin Cleaner 洗罪者
Lin Mo, a former forensic pathologist, was disgraced by one mistaken judgment and disappeared into the shadows, becoming a “cleaner” who specializes in death scenes. When he discovers that several apparent “suicides” share the same evidence as the wrongful conviction from years ago, blue fibers beneath the victims’ fingernails, he realizes he has fallen into a carefully laid trap. The dogged detective Su Wan follows the clues to him. From confrontation to cooperation, the two gradually uncover a
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