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Fan Buduo's Strange Cases
Strange cases, mysteries, major cases, important cases, serious cases at all times and in all over the world... The cases are strange in the fog and mystery, and the clues are intermittent and seem to be blurred. The bell rings in the middle of the night to find out the truth, and the bright moon shines in the sky to unravel the mystery. Reasoning is exhausting and never gives up, and clues are carefully analyzed. Who can solve the eternal mystery? The scent of ink on the paper warns the world.
516Reads—Score—Shelves
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Myanmar Situation
The story of Chen Wenban, the United Nations peace and development officer, who received a mission because the United Nations staff lost contact in northern Myanmar, and went deep into the Beidou warlords in Myanmar, broke the electricity fraud, and rescued the hostages!
10Reads—Score—Shelves
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Qing History Laughter
Fan Buduo traveled around China, chatting in teahouses, restaurants, and on the streets. Each humorous story connects the history of the Qing Dynasty. The secrets of the court have been passed down through the ages, and the strange things among the people have left good stories; the various appearances of all living beings in ancient and modern times have finally brought a smile to the world.
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Heartless Sword in Troubled Times
In the troubled times of the Jin Dynasty, social unrest, people's livelihood was in dire straits, and ethics were often corrupted. Do people still need to stick to their inner moral bottom line? The story of the lonely swordsman Le Wuchi and the low-class refugees on their way south to save each other!
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Two Shadows
In 1941, the Pearl Harbor incident broke out, and the Pacific War swept the world. Shanghai's last concession barrier collapsed, and the ten-mile foreign market turned into a hell on earth. Fan Wuwei, possessing ten secret identities, wanders among the Japanese military's special high school, Wang Puppet No. 76, The military command, and the American, British and Soviet intelligence forces, using disguise as armor to protect his faith on the tip of the knife; Wang Zhenyun, the military commander
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