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Books by Ye Ziqingchen
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The Tale of the Azure Satchel and the Dragon Point 青囊点龙传
The Legend of the Qing Nang Dragon Pointing builds on the core ideas and mysterious prophecies of the thousand-year-old feng shui classic, The Qing Nang Secret Teachings. Set amid the chaos of the late Tang and Five Dynasties period, it weaves together feng shui arts, the fortunes of dynasties, martial-world feuds, struggles of human nature, and the mysteries of Heaven and Earth to create an epic tale.
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Mountain Lantern 山灯
Lin Shunyi, a master's graduate in economics, arrives in the remote mountains of Yunling with a broken suitcase. He teaches mechanics with gears and uses fireflies to send signals. Amid a classroom threatened by a landslide and a rare-earth crisis, he wields knowledge to break through the barriers of poverty. When a century-old inkstone meets a holographic projection, this long march for education brings light to a cliffside hut, illuminating the future.
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The Empress's Two-Timeline Strategy: Jade Pendant and Civilization 双时空女帝攻略：玉佩与文明
Modern technology researcher Xiao Chen accidentally activates a mysterious System and, carrying a broken jade pendant, transmigrates to the alternate dynasty of Great Zhou, becoming caught up in a space-time crisis spanning past and present. In this world where steampunk and imperial power intertwine, he meets Su Qing, an iron-willed and decisive empress who holds a phoenix jade pendant, and the young woman Yuwen Rou, who bears the Yuwen family's genetic key. The resonance of three space-time ja
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The Scarlet Heavens Fantasy Manual 绛霄幻谱
With 'even immortal registers are subject to human ties' as its backbone, and 'visions are no different from the mortal world' as its flesh, this story follows a group of immortals mistakenly recorded on the Heavenly Rankings and misidentified by mortals. They travel between the 'fields of fame and fortune' and the 'grottoes of mist and rosy clouds,' finally realizing that 'cultivation is the cultivation of one's humanity.' Rather than dwell on lofty talk of ascending to immortality, it focuses
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