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The Master Comes Down the Mountain: Master Asked Me to Be His Son-In-Law
Lin Su, a young man who came down from the mountain, stirred up endless troubles in the city! When it comes to fighting, I have never been afraid of anyone! In the face of absolute strength, everything is just a cloud! Not convinced? Then let me teach you how to be a human being!
603Reads7.1Score—Shelves
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Doomsday Death
In the near future, a zombie invasion suddenly breaks out. The protagonist, as an ordinary person, struggles on the edge of death again and again. This book has no upgrading system, no invincible mutations, only bloody intrigues and crazy outbursts in the face of desperate situations. When the good and evil of human nature are intertwined, what will be the outcome?
5Reads—Score—Shelves
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Collection of Xu Xiake's Travel Notes (4 Volumes in Total)
This set of books is a collection of travel notes and prose written by Xu Xiake, a writer in the Ming Dynasty. Readers who like famous mountains and rivers and like Xu Xiake may wish to follow him to appreciate the great rivers and mountains. "Xu Xiake's Travels" is a geographical work based on a diary. After 34 years of travel, Xu Xiake, a geographer in the late Ming Dynasty, wrote 17 travel notes on famous mountains such as Tiantai Mountain, Yandang Mountain, Huangshan Mountain, and Lushan Mou
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Xu Xiake's Travel Notes
"Travel Notes of Xu Xiake" is a prose travel note written by Xu Xiake, a geographer of the Ming Dynasty. Xu Hongzu traveled for 34 years in the late Ming Dynasty and wrote 17 travel notes on famous mountains such as Tiantai Mountain, Yandang Mountain, Huangshan Mountain and Lushan Mountain, as well as " "Zhejiang Travel Diary", "Jiangyou Travel Diary", "Chu Travel Diary", "Guangdong Travel Diary", "Guizhou Travel Diary", "Dian Travel Diary" and other works. Except for those lost, there are more
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Mong Kok Flower Alley
In Mong Kok, Hong Kong in 1937, the smoke has not yet arrived but there is an undercurrent surging. Su Shangyin, the only daughter of a Shanghai textile family, was forced to seek refuge with distant relatives in Hong Kong due to a sudden change in her family and the death of her parents. From the rich lady of Xiafei Road to the dance hall singer of Mong Kok Flower Lane, she amazed the romantic world with her poetry and calligraphy, but in the end she could not escape the crushing times and the
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Swallow Halberd
The war rages for thousands of miles, countries are fighting each other, and all living beings in troubled times are ups and downs, all in Murong Chui's eyes. Since the young Murong Chui became famous all over the world, Ran Min has come to an end. Fangtou showed his power, but was jealous of his relatives and left Qinchuan. He hid in Chang'an and hid in hiding. Witness Wang Meng's layout and the prosperity of the enemy's country, and witness Fu Jian's ambition to unify and the heroes waiting fo
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That Year in Dongguan
This novel tells the story of Lin Wanxing, a 19-year-old Hunan girl who went south to work full of hope. She inserted components on the assembly line of an electronics factory day after day, wrote diaries under the camphor tree, and thought she had found spring in her brief love. The fast pace of life in the factory and the disillusionment of love dragged her inch by inch toward the abyss. On the eve of the Spring Festival in 2003, she hanged herself under a camphor tree. This is a story about a
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Xiang Yu's Rebirth: I Am the Overlord
Xiang Yu was unexpectedly reborn when he committed suicide in Wujiang, and returned to the eve of the Battle of Julu. This time he will rewrite the legend of Western Chu. There is only one overlord, and that is Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu. Who else will dominate the world!
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