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Books by Yang Yang Yi
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I Opened My Immortal Master’s Robes and Discovered She Was My Enemy’s Slave 扒开仙尊师父的衣襟，我才发现她竟是仇家的奴隶
When I opened my Immortal Venerable master's robe, I discovered she was actually a slave of my enemy.
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Global Hauntings: My Assets Are Trillions in Ghost Coins 全球诡异：我的资产是万亿冥币
In the apocalypse, where supernatural horrors are on the rise, the protagonist Ye Li accidentally activates a mysterious app on his phone: the Netherworld Bank. It is the only keepsake left behind by his grandfather, who disappeared many years ago.
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The Unyielding Spirit of Huaxia: Starting with the Fengbo Pavilion Execution 华夏傲骨：从替死风波亭开始
[Disclaimer: The entire book is a fictionalized tale.] In a modern parallel-world version of the Great Xia Empire, history has been subjected to a bizarre “rupture and revision.” Cultural nihilism is rampant, and the people worship foreign things and look down on their own. The national heroes in history books have been smeared as blindly loyal losers, and the nation's prestige has sunk to rock bottom. Lu Zheng, a top history student, awakens the “Chinese Spirit System” by chance in the depths o
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Transmigrated Widow: Guarding a Lonely City with Half a County Gazetteer 穿越未亡人：半部县志守孤城
At sixty, a modern-day retired director of the county gazetteer office dies in an accident and transmigrates four hundred years into the past, to the late Ming dynasty, a time of severe drought and war. She brings with her decades of hard-earned knowledge of her county's waterways, geology, family genealogies, and history of soldiers and bandits, and wakes in the body of a twenty-year-old young mistress from the county's largest clan, whose husband has just died. Drawing on her knowledge of loca
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A Terrifying Windfall: I Steal Divine Origins to Stay Alive 恐怖馈赠：我靠掠夺神性本源续命
People pray to gods and buddhas, believing that sincere prayers will be answered. But they don’t know that the statues of the gods in this world have long been infested by the “Eerie.” They generously grant ordinary people wealth, beauty, and health, but in truth, they make them sign deadly contracts with exorbitant interest. When the time comes to collect, they take people’s lives and souls, interest and all. Relying on the System, the protagonist, Li Qisan, breaks the false gods’ contracts to
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