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Books by Yi'an Commoner
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Hexi Corridor: Camel Bells on the Silk Road 河西走廊：丝路驼铃
Eight hundred li of yellow sand. A camel caravan of thirteen. Fewer than three would make it back alive. A Li wasn't making this journey for money. He was looking for his father. Ten years ago, his father had taken a shipment along the Silk Road and never returned. Some said he was dead; others said he'd deserted. A Li refused to believe it. He slipped into the caravan, disguised as a young member of a horse-trading band. His mixed-race features made him seem above suspicion. But he hadn't expec
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The Spirit Vein Has a Master 灵脉有主
The mountain guardian’s severed finger was burning hot. On the third day after my father vanished into the Old Road, he left behind three fingers and a message: “Don’t come looking for me.” Everyone said the marrow vein had chosen the mountain guardian, and that he wouldn’t live past forty. My father was forty-two this year. He had bought those extra two years with his life. On the first day I entered the Old Road, the ancient substance melted beneath my palm. The genius of White Deer Academy
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Fragments of Memory: Reborn in the Metaverse 记忆碎片：我在元宇宙重生
He dies in a car accident and wakes up in the metaverse. He has gained the memories of another lifetime, but the System tells him, “Your memories are being deleted. They will disappear completely in 72 hours.” On the first day, he finds a memory fragment: the last thing he saw before he was killed. On the second day, the person helping him investigate the clues becomes a vegetable. The System warns him, “Everyone around you will die because of you.” On the third day... What he doesn’t know is th
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Great Qin: The Empire Rises 大秦文：帝国崛起
Qin conquered the six states, uniting all under Heaven. His name was Ji Ming, a descendant of the last court historians of the Zhou royal house. He possessed a secret art: engraving memories into bronze so they would endure for a thousand years. When Qin Shi Huang cast the Twelve Golden Men, he hid the last sparks of the six states' civilizations inside them. When the edict to burn books was issued, he used bronze as paper, engraving the forbidden classics upon it. From Wang Jian's conquest of Z
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