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Books by Wan Hushan
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- A Perfect Clearance 一杆清台 Li Wei, a fifteen-year-old orphan who hangs around pool halls, stumbles upon a billiards System. From then on, playing pool is like having cheat codes: Chinese eight-ball, snooker, and every other game, there isn't a shot he can't sink. With the help of this incredible System, he goes from playing in the alleys of the city to competing on the international stage, defeating countless masters along the way. O'Sullivan, Selby, Trump: he isn't afraid of any of them. In just one year, he wins all ki 167Reads8.1Score—Shelves
- Bloodied Sky Wolf 浴血天狼 War has erupted along the border! Young patriots across China are enlisting to serve their country. Xiao Dingbian, a favored son of the capital, and Li Anjiang, a shepherd boy from the borderlands, are both selected for China’s most elite special forces unit. During a mission, the two accidentally uncover a story from twenty years ago and discover, to their shock, that they are brothers. To solve the mystery of their origins and avenge their fallen father, they train relentlessly. In the end, 39Reads9.0Score—Shelves
- Mount Jinsu: Aunt Hongyan 金粟山：鸿雁姑姑 “Auntie! Show your power and strike my rebellious son, Chang Tianbao, dead!” As the woman finished speaking, golden light flashed across the statue of Aunt Hongyan, and a golden dragon rose from a nearby pillar, coiling as it climbed. In an instant, torrential rain poured down beneath Mount Jinsu, while lightning and thunder filled the sky. The unfilial Chang Tianbao and his wife were still feasting at home, completely indifferent to his elderly mother's plight. A hundred-foot golden dragon sudd 2Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Veilbreaker 破幕者 They say seeing is believing, but does what we see with our own eyes have to be the truth? Born as insignificant as ants, we are destined to have no right to know the truth. Between us and “them” stands a gigantic “screen.” On either side of the screen, completely different scenes play out, but what we see is never the truth. Most people spend their entire lives living amid lies! Some even give thanks for the so-called “truth” that occasionally appears on the screen, willingly becoming pupp 1Reads—Score—Shelves
