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Books by Sima Tongxin
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The Sword of the Official’s Path 官途悬剑
This is an inspiring novel about fighting corruption and upholding integrity! It tells the story of a battle-hardened soldier who becomes an envoy of justice. He fears no powerful figures and shows no favoritism, remaining true to his military principles. Daring to take a stand and skilled in the fight, he delivers a powerful warning against corruption and misconduct in the communities where ordinary people live. The sword is drawn to cut corruption out of the officialdom! Let justice prevail t
1.3kReads—Score101Shelves
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The Abandoned Heir Takes on the Powerful Female CEO 征服女霸总豪门弃子有点猛
He knows medicine and martial arts, and has a handsome, refined face. He's a natural flirt who knows when to advance and when to hold back, a rare man indeed. The unlucky second young master of the Long family was cast out to a remote mountain temple and forgotten for eighteen years. Only when the eldest young master drove drunk and hit someone did the family remember their castoff, needing a scapegoat. Who could have guessed that in those eighteen years, the family's former jinx had become an u
459Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Cold and Beautiful CEO's Mercenary Son-in-Law 冷艳总裁的佣兵赘婿
(A satisfying urban novel with no transmigration or System.) The king of mercenaries who ruled the Western world is saved from the brink of death by a cold, haughty female CEO. Under pressure and enticements, he agrees to marry her and becomes a live-in son-in-law. He marries a beautiful, wealthy woman and expects to live a life of luxury from then on. Who could have guessed his days would be harder than a cow's or donkey's, he'd sleep later than a dog and get up earlier than a chicken? Wherever
105Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Coldhearted CEO Falls for a Poor Loser 冷酷女总裁爱上穷屌丝
A loser meets a female CEO! She’s cold, domineering, aloof, and proud. Who says a poor loser can’t find love? This is actually pretty great, amazing!!… Nobody knew he was a rich second-generation heir being raised without a leash. They regretted it, loved, hated, and finally accepted it.
72Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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Every Day, I Have to Think Dirty 每天都要想歪歪
Wang Xiayi was once a young troublemaker from a mountain village on the Loess Plateau. With no parents to guide him and no one to keep him in line, he was full of hooligan swagger. After causing trouble, he was forced to leave home, but it turned out to be a blessing in disguise. With help from friends, relatives, and benefactors, he fought his way upward. He chased thieves, raised donkeys, grew fruit trees, fed pigs, worked odd jobs, and herded cattle, taking on whatever work came his way. On t
48Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Spear's Empire 长枪霸业
The Great Xia dynasty is beset by troubles at home and abroad. Natural disasters and man-made calamities strike, corrupt ministers hold sway, and the people live in misery. Beyond its borders, foreign powers wait like tigers ready to pounce. Xia Yan, an archaeology student, accidentally transmigrates while excavating an ancient tomb and is reborn as the useless crown prince of the Great Xia dynasty. Given a second life, he fights his way to the top and finally turns his fortunes around. A seven-
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Crippled Genius with Severed Meridians Becomes the Defiant Evil Emperor 绝脉废材修成逆天邪帝
What is the greatest vendetta? The murder of one’s father. What is the deepest hatred? The theft of one’s wife. If my dantian is shattered, I’ll become a saint through my flesh. So what if my dantian is shattered and my foundation destroyed? Revenge, revenge! Every injustice can be crushed with one punch. Anyone who objects, come and fight. I’ll cultivate with everything I have to avenge myself.
5Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrate to Republican-Era China and Become the Patriarch 穿越民国当太爷
After fooling around for twenty-eight years, I finally found a girlfriend and wanted to turn over a new leaf. But my stubborn old father wouldn’t agree. Apparently, on her deathbed, my great-grandfather’s mother ordered her descendants never to marry anyone surnamed Cao. Furious, I ran to the ancestral hall and cursed our ancestors. On my way out, I was struck by lightning. I thought I was done for, but this unfilial descendant’s soul actually transmigrated. Fine, I’d transmigrated, but who coul
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