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Books by Qi Luoshang

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  1. Re:Zero: The Witch of Zero Re0:零之魔女 Anime Fanfiction971k WordsOngoing [Re:Zero Worldview] [New Female Lead] [First Person] She saved the entire world. The price was that the whole world forgot her. She is the Witch of Zero, the place where every story begins. No one remembers her. But she remembers everyone. That is enough. [Three Major Highlights] 1. A fanfiction author enters the story she wanted to save She knows the plot better than anyone and knows exactly how each witch will die. Someone who knows the ending insists on defying fate. But the price of ch 216Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Lamenting Cries: The Tale of Qionghua 哀鸿:琼花传 Anime Fanfiction255k WordsCompleted Along Yangzhou's ten-mile spring breeze, everywhere the Qionghua blossoms send their finest blooms. This work is a derivative adaptation and fan-fiction side story based on The Starving Dead: A Thousand-Mile Journey in the Late Ming Dynasty and The Crying Geese: Ten Days After the Fall of the City, told from the first-person perspective of the character Qionghua. It fleshes out the image of the "Lady of Qionghua in Yangzhou." 24Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Red Walls and Golden Tents 朱墙金帐 Ancient Romance660k WordsCompleted [Transmigration] + [Palace Intrigue] + [Courtroom Audit Drama] A modern CPA dies suddenly after staying up all night poring over the books, then wakes up as an abandoned concubine in the Cold Palace. While others fight for the emperor's favor, she uses her abacus to uncover corruption across the realm! From the Cold Palace to the imperial court, from the harem to the northern frontier, she uses one abacus to build a golden age! Others fight in the palace by competing for favor, poisoning rivals —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Qin Code Speaks in Silence 秦律无声 Historical593k WordsCompleted [Historical Fiction] + [Mystery and Deduction] In the thirty-fifth year of the First Emperor of Qin, the edict to burn books is issued. I’m a low-ranking clerk earning a stipend of three hundred shi, yet under the merciless Qin laws, I have to find a way to leave ordinary people a chance to live. Autumn, in the thirty-fifth year of the First Emperor of Qin. The morning drums sounded three times at the prison office in Yangcheng County. clutching his official token, Li Mo stepped through the c —Reads—Score—Shelves