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Books by Qi Rong
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Honkai: Star Rail: A Borisin on the Road to Prison 崩铁：进狱系步离人
Eight hundred years, forty-two heartbeats. On the day the forty-third beat came, Zhelan knew something had awakened. It wasn't outside him. It was inside him. But Zhelan didn't understand: he was the finest offering to the gods.
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Zhu Yu: Warm Sun on the Frontier, Li Huaian’s Extra Story 逐玉，边关暖阳李怀安番外
Jade by Fate: Li Huaian Sequel, Transmigration, Rescue A healing story set on the frontier, with a slow-burn romance and mutual salvation, where sweetness and heartbreak intertwine. The early story explores Li Huaian's emotional wounds, while the later story focuses on the couple protecting each other. Chen Sili, a sweet-natured modern intern, transmigrates into a book to ease her lingering regret over Li Huaian. With her warmth, she helps him overcome his self-imposed exile and inner shackles.
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Star Whispers, Gathering Light: A Livestream Awakens the Three Enclosures and Twenty-Eight Mansions 星语拾光：直播唤醒三垣二十八宿
Synopsis of Starry Words, Gathering Light: Clashing with the Western Calendar on Livestream, I Awaken China's Three Enclosures and Twenty-Eight Mansions As the West monopolizes the authority to speak on astronomy and lies about “inventing the constellations” and “having the most advanced calendar” spread around the world, post-95s streamer Lu Xingyi takes up the microphone. Armed with the astronomical and calendrical theories taught by Mr. Qi Rong of the Tianwenyuan, she tears through the mask
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The New Pantheon 新神谱
In the ruined temple of Shiwa Village, Qi Chen realized for the first time just how absurdly stupid the rules governing the gods of this world were. When he was three, he pointed at a crack in a wooden statue of the God of War and said, “This part wasn’t carved properly. Someone could stab straight through it.” The moment he finished speaking, the statue split apart. At fifteen, during the village’s martial contest, a bully from a neighboring village showed off his half-baked divine arts and jee
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Star-Reading Prodigy: His Astrological Thinking Stuns the Whole School 星算神童：以星宿思维学数惊全校
Lin Xinghe was widely regarded as the school's good-for-nothing at math. Now in third grade, he still got half the addition and subtraction problems within 100 wrong. His math homework was always blank, his teacher shook his head whenever he came up, and his classmates teased him whenever they saw him: “Xinghe, staring at the stars again today? Can you eat them, or turn them into points?” That all changed the day he dug out the old armillary sphere his grandfather had left behind As its bronz
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