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Books by White Wood
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Across the Screen: The White Lotus Plays for a Comeback 综穿影：白莲花玩逆袭
The Story of Xing Fu is currently being updated. First mission: Murder Scene: win over Luo Hua... Second mission: The Romance of Tiger and Rose: tricks and countertricks... Third mission: The Untamed: It's not what I imagined! Fourth mission: Keep Running 4: Kun Kun is such a flirt! Fifth mission: Go Ahead: Can we not fall in love in the name of family? Fifth mission: Love Is Sweet: Successfully broke up the official couple. Sixth mission: The Wolf: You are my princess. Seventh mission: Legend o
262Reads—Score—Shelves
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Subduing Demons in Tibet 藏地镇魔
Because of the Tibetan Demon-Subduing Map, eminent monks from many countries gather at the mysterious Changzhu Temple in Tibet to unravel the enormous secrets of the demon-subduing thangka. As all manner of people scheme to seize the Tibetan treasures hidden in Mount Gongbu Ri, the Rakshasa demoness whom King Songtsen Gampo, Princess Wencheng, and Princess Chizun worked together to suppress during the Tang dynasty is on the verge of awakening. With a calamity about to descend... Bai Mu, who carr
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The Shan Hai Lost Tomb 山海迷葬
My name is Bai Mu. I'm from Guizhou and currently live in Beijing. I took part in tomb-robbing operations more than ten times. After two years on the run, I finally returned to China to turn myself in. Over those two years, I traveled from place to place and spent nearly all my savings buying back 28 cultural relics through various channels. I surrendered them all when I turned myself in. That was also why I was granted bail pending trial. Being granted bail proves there’s a chance of a lighter
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The Jizo Ruins 地藏遗迹
At a friend’s request, I somehow ended up taking part in a study of ancient architecture. But the expedition completely overturned my understanding of the world. It was only then that I realized how limited people’s knowledge of ancient civilization really was. Many things from the past were more advanced than modern technology. Even more astonishing, my involvement was inevitable: for thousands of years, my family had served as its guardians...
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