Fanqie catalogue
Books by Writing with a Brush
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Back to 1999 重返1999
A CEO with assets worth tens of billions became obsessed with stock trading, until the market crashed and he lost his wife and children. Desperate, he considered jumping off a cliff to end his life, but instead transmigrated to the 1990s. Faced with the hardships of this new life, he used his memories of the future to dominate the business world, turn the tables against all odds, and make his mark in the 1990s.
20Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Demon-Slaying Healer Returns: My Medical Skills Shock the World 镇妖人归来:我的医术震惊全球
On the day the last heir of Medicine King Valley descended the mountain, the life-mark on his left wrist had already reached six cun and two fen. The first person he saved cost him three days of his life. The second nearly cost him his life altogether. But he was a miracle doctor, and leaving someone to die was harder for him to bear than death itself. Every person he saved made the life-mark grow by one fen and cost him one day of life. A Western medical authority called him a “fraud” on a liv
16Reads—Score—Shelves
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Tales from the Ruins Market 墟市见闻录
Lin Mo runs a free bookstore in an old alley in Jiangcheng. The only thing he accepts is the karmic debt of the dead. A broken incense stick means a lie. Wine poured with a trickle means a traitor. Two knocks on the door mean someone is dead. These are the rules of the Ruins Market, and the only way he can stay alive. Huan sprawls across the checkout counter and says, “Meow. You’ll die in three days.” He looks down. The name written on the yellow paper the customer hands him is his own: Lin M
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After Our Marriage of Convenience, I Think I’ve Fallen for My Spouse 协议结婚后,我好像爱上对象了
After Our Marriage of Convenience, I Think I’ve Fallen for My Spouse
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Sea God Palace 海神殿
After five years in the military, Chen Yang returns home in glory. He should have brought honor to his family, but everyone looks down on him...
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