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The Persian Bride Beichen Pearl Exploded into a Galaxy in My Palm
In 1295, when Dadu's red makeup was bending the camel's back, Kuokuozhen's palms were feeling hot. She is the Persian bride appointed by Kublai Khan. There are 72 shadows locked in the Beichen beads as a dowry. From Princess Jieyou to Ashina, the bones and blood of each "Star Path Bride" are condensed into stardust in the beads, hiding the screams of being sacrificed by fire, the tampered marriage certificate, and the bones eaten by sandworms. No one told her that this distant marriage was a sac
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On the Migrating Village
When archaeologist Su Qing opened the iron box with the sender "You in 1900" written on it, a fragment of an iron pot with half a human tooth embedded in it was oozing sugar juice. The blood-written note at the bottom of the box, "Don't Believe in Museum Glass," oxidized into the outline of black slave shackles. The fragments resonated in the detector to form the mast of the Sea Witch in 1847. In the star map spelled out by the rust particles, the iron stomach armor of Zulu, a black slave, colli
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Migration of the Xia Dynasty
The clashing sounds of merchant armor came like a tide. I looked at the statue of King Yu on the shrine with joy, and the emeralds in the bronze eye sockets suddenly cracked into fine lines. The Kunlun snow water brought by the black bird three hundred years ago had long been pickled by King Jie's wine and turned into a poisonous swamp. Now it is spitting out sour and sweet with bubbles. When she took off the Shu brocade, the Kunlun clouds embroidered with dark threads suddenly tightened, liftin
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