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Books by Wu Xuehua
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Du Yuesheng’s Art of Scheming with Women 杜月笙对女人的权谋艺术
Throughout history, accomplished men have rarely been numb or slow-witted. On the contrary, they have all possessed an intense desire to conquer. Du Yuesheng, once dismissed as a petty gangster, made his way alone in Shanghai. Rising from the streets, he moved freely in both the underworld and respectable society, navigating the worlds of business, the military, and politics until he became a legendary figure in Republican-era history. But what exactly enabled the formidable Du Yuesheng to achie
2.2kReads9.5Score361Shelves
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The Machinations of Dai Li, Chief of the Military Intelligence Bureau 军统头子戴笠的权谋人生
Dai Li was a towering warlord and the head of the military intelligence service, known as "the sharp dagger Chiang Kai-shek kept at his side." He died in a plane crash and was posthumously promoted to lieutenant general by the Nationalist government. He is considered one of the most mysterious figures in modern Chinese history.
623Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The Complete Collection of Miao Junru’s Archaeological Mystery Adventures 苗君儒悬疑考古探险全集
The “Miao Junru Archaeological Adventure Series” is a long-form adventure mystery novel comprising nine stories, including desert treasures, a tomb-raiding manual, an ancient divine stone, and a search for secrets in Tibet.
334Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Strange Tales from the Bottom of the Lake 湖底奇谭
The ninth novel in the Miao Junru Archaeological Adventure series. On the eve of victory in the War of Resistance, Miao Junru is returning to Chongqing from Wuyuan, Huizhou. While crossing Poyang Lake, he encounters an American special forces unit captured by the Japanese. Behind this seemingly ordinary incident lies a vast conspiracy targeting China. After a fierce battle with an ancient underworld ape at Laoye Temple, Miao Junru and an unidentified secret agent from the Military Statistics Bur
45Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The Seeker 探秘者
I was born in a yin year, yin month, and yin hour. The left palm bears the markings of yin and yang, and the right the markings of the Five Thunders. I'm no ordinary person. After my parents died, I lived for a while with an old woman called Han Gu, learning all sorts of yin-yang and Five Elements arts. I never went to school for even a single day. When I was twelve, I was inexplicably taken to live with my grandmother, whose identity was shrouded in mystery, and began my life in the big city. I
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