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Books by Wenwen's Reading Club
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With the Mask On, I'm a God; Take It Off, and I'm a Demon 带上面具我是神摘下面具我便是魔
On rainy nights in Linjiang City, a legend with two faces lurks. Former forensic consultant Lin Chen was once a man of pure conviction who believed in justice. But after his fiancée, Su Wan, was brutalized by a criminal syndicate and the real culprit escaped justice, he became a disgraced fugitive. In his darkest hour, he became Qiming, a man in a silver mask who brings salvation to the desperate at the Dujie Hall in the dead of night. He cures poison, saves lives, and punishes evildoers, spread
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Reborn as Xuantong: A Steely Spirit Defends the Realm 重生宣统：铁骨御山河
In 1967, the last emperor, Puyi, drew his final breath on his sickbed. His whole life had been shackled by the label of “the ruler who lost his country.” The humiliation of the Manchukuo Imperial Palace and the whispers in the botanical garden became his eternal nightmares. But Heaven took pity on him, and he was reborn in the late autumn of the third year of the Xuantong reign, at the moment when Yuan Shikai’s Beiyang Army stood at the gates and Empress Dowager Longyu was about to sign the abd
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Reborn as Junbao, I Became Tianbao's Backer 穿成君宝，我给天宝当靠山
After waking up, modern office worker Lin Mo found himself as Zhang Junbao, the naive young man from the Taoist temple who would become the legendary Zhang Sanfeng. The plot of Tai Chi Master was crystal clear in his mind. He watched young Dong Tianbao's eyes kindle with ambition, and knew all too well that the boy would eventually meet a tragic end. The unresolved regret he'd once voiced in the comments had now become his responsibility. "Tianbao, I'll protect you from now on." When easygoing J
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Commander Ape: The Eve of the Blood-Red Clouds 猿司令：血色云临前夜
Sun Jiu Chen, a folk-culture researcher at the Municipal Cultural Center, always dismissed his grandfather’s identity as a “spirit medium” as an old wives’ tale. That changed when his grandfather died suddenly and he found among his belongings a sandalwood token engraved with the words “Yuan Si,” along with the repeated warning: “Don’t let the things escape the town.” The shadow monkey in the locust tree shattered the peace in the dead of night. The half-human evil spirit had skin like ashen, ro
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