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  1. Country Oddities South and BeardMystery440k Wordscompleted Ordinary village, strange things happen one after another! The circle of graves that cannot be walked out, the phantom in the dark night, the sudden death of the girl next door, and the crying in the woods at the east end of the village. Traveling alone to Yin Yuan, the mystical Luotuo Ridge and the horrifying and weird Tuozi Ridge past, with the help of comrades, the ancient tombs in the Dianxi Hulu Mountain, and the death and rebirth in Death Valley... Traveling all over the country, interpret 19Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Time Flies Like Dust South and BeardModern Romance542k Wordscompleted "Fleeting Time Like Dust" is a novel based on real history. It tells the story of an ordinary woman born in 1916 who lived a life full of ups and downs and poverty. From war to famine, from turmoil to peace, she always struggled to survive in hardships and wrote the chapter of her life with tenacity and kindness. This is a family epic about survival, hope and love, and a historical memory spanning nearly a century. 6Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. That Year of the War, That Year of People South and BeardModern Romance238k Wordsongoing "That Year of War, That Year of People" is a national epic of the Republic of China. It takes the situation from the early Republic of China to the eve of liberation as the scene, and writes about the fate and inheritance in troubled times. The novel is based on the Jia family of merchants and the Kong family of gentry. It follows the growth trajectory of the adopted son Jia Zhixiang, traveling north and south, witnessing warlords' melee, the war of resistance against Japan and the changes of th 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Green Bricks Falling South and BeardModern Romance267k Wordscompleted Introduction to the novel During the years of raging war, three generations of the Huangfu family were unable to have a complete reunion dinner. The turmoil of the Republic of China destroyed their ancestral halls, and the flames of war burned away the land deeds. Some people fell under the bayonets of the invaders, and some disappeared in the wind of troubled times. In the end, only a mother was left, struggling to support herself with her children. She is the backbone of the Huangfu fami 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves