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Books by Yang Hualong
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- A Fairy Tale of an Evil Dragon 恶龙的童话故事 In a distant kingdom, there was a range of mountains surrounded by dense forests. Legend had it that a wicked dragon lived deep in the mountains. With razor-sharp claws and fiery breath, it guarded a hoard of gold and silver treasures. It was also infamous for its ferocity and greed. One day, a brave knight set out to challenge the dragon and save the imprisoned princess and restore peace to the kingdom. The knight crossed the forest and climbed the steep mountains until he finally reached the d 71Reads—Score—14d adds
- The Empress Is Fierce 皇后娘娘太凶猛 “Other women become empresses by learning the rules and competing for favor. She becomes empress with a Redflame Saber at her waist, turning the harem upside down! Xiao Chengyuan thought he was marrying a pawn. Instead, she turned the tables on him. “Attend you tonight? No time. I’m going to the training grounds to teach the palace maids how to use a saber.” “Protect you? Easy. Before the assassin can even get close, her blade is already at the emperor’s throat. ‘Your Majesty, next time you go i 1Reads—Score—14d adds
- The Adorable Fox Girl General 呆萌狐娘小将军 Ming Yu cried out, “Monster! Monster!” Ming Yu hurriedly backed away, picked up a wooden stick from the ground as a weapon, and waved it wildly in front of him to hide his fear. “I’m not a monster, and I have a name. You can call me Caixia. I’m also the one who saved your life.” Caixia said, sounding rather displeased. “Miss Caixia, I was wrong. I was only joking just now.” Hearing Ming Yu speak, Caixia stopped moving her claws and said, “Now you know how powerful I am! I saved your life, so by —Reads—Score—14d adds
- The Forgotten Workbook Waiting for Me Ten Years Later 被遗忘的错题本，在十年后等我 On graduation day, I deleted all his contact information, thinking I’d cut ties with my youthful past for good. Ten years later, at a class reunion, an old, worn notebook turns up. When I open it, I discover it’s my collection of math problems I got wrong throughout high school. Beside every red-ink correction, someone has added new handwriting. “Thirty-sixth review. I finally understand it completely. Too bad I can’t tell you in person.” A note is tucked into the last page: “Actually, I was —Reads—Score—14d adds
