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Books by Qing Liang Chen

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  1. Strange Tales from Beijing 北京奇异故事 Mystery411k WordsCompleted Ten characters, each with a distinct personality, go through their own mysterious and thrilling adventures before their paths finally converge. What kind of story will begin from that meeting? 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Transmigrate Through History to Save Lives 穿越回历史去救人 Urban313k WordsCompleted Rule One: You have to save people, starting in the era of Qin Shi Huang and proceeding in order. You can’t skip a single dynasty. Rule Two: The historical ending is set in stone. Don’t even think about changing it! Saving one person is allowed, but becoming a savior? Not a chance! Rule Three: Do a good job and you’ll get rewards: extra days to stay, or more modern gadgets to bring along. It all depends on how you perform! Chen Yanxiu, a college student, finds a bronze contraption in his grandfat 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I Can See the Countdown to Your Death 我能看到生命倒计时 Urban516k WordsOngoing I can see life slipping away. In my field of vision, a string of colored numbers hovers above everyone's head: [15 years, 8 months, 6 days, 7 minutes...] They show how much life that person has left. When the countdown reaches zero, their life ends. One day, I was horrified to discover that the countdowns above everyone's heads had become shockingly similar. [2 min 15...] 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. I Never Wanted to Strike Down the Yellow Turbans 我本不愿斩黄巾 Eastern Fantasy166k WordsOngoing Before people learned to cultivate immortality, they saw lightning and thunder, mountains and rivers trembling, volcanic eruptions, torrential rain, and all manner of inexplicable natural phenomena. They believed gods dwelled high above the heavens. To ascend to the heavens and attain the Dao, to unravel the secrets of becoming an immortal or a god, generation after generation of brilliant and wise people ventured forth to explore the natural world. About five hundred years ago, a group of marti —Reads—Score—Shelves