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Books by The Heavenly Dao Is Like the Stars
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Prison Manuscript: Confessions of an Infiltrator 狱中手稿：潜伏者的自白
This isn't an ordinary spy novel. It's a practical counterintelligence manual. You'll see how ordinary people are gradually drawn into espionage, and how a spy can destroy someone's life with a cup of coffee, a simple “I understand you,” or a seemingly harmless “little favor.” Open the first chapter, and you're no longer just a reader. You're part of counterintelligence. By the time you finish this book, you'll have a professional counterintelligence mindset. Because the real line of defense i
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Mother Star 母星
At the Marquis of Haihun’s tomb in Nanchang, beneath torrential rain, Xia Wuyou digs half an ancient jade from a collapsed side chamber. A drop of blood from his fingertip seeps into the jade, and he glimpses the true scene of Nuwa mending the heavens. It is no myth, but a buried past. When he wakes, blood-red symbols have appeared on the broken edge of the jade. An elderly night watchman brings astonishing news: his grandfather found the same jade thirty years ago, then disappeared in the Valle
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I Investigate Reincarnation Scams at the Cycle of Rebirth Office 我在轮回司查投胎黑幕
[Fantasy with creative twists] [The underworld as a workplace] [Exposing corruption] [Satisfying story with no frustrating setbacks] [Standalone wrongful-case arcs] In 2030, I died suddenly at my desk and was temporarily recruited as a low-ranking emissary in the Reincarnation Bureau. I thought the Heavenly Dao was fair, but then I discovered that reincarnation spots had fixed prices, karma scores could be tampered with, and ordinary people would never make the list. My boss, Zhao Guobei, was
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Stealing Fortune: Defying Fate in Desperation 窃运：绝境逆命
[Fortune theft, luck siphoning, fate, night owl, rewriting destiny, rags to riches] After spending two years in prison for a crime he didn't commit, Chen Ye was picked up by his younger brother in a BMW on the day he got out. Halfway there, his brother dumped him at an unfamiliar intersection. Two years behind bars, and all he had left was a bag of his mother's old clothes and five thousand yuan. He thought he was just unlucky, until he took three steps in the rain and nearly died three times.
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