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Books by Yi Feiyang
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After Losing My Job, I Unexpectedly Inherited My Family's Legacy! 失业后，意外获得了家族传承！
Li Qi was a traditional Chinese medicine doctor at Renhe Hospital. Unwilling to follow the hospital's rigid, by-the-book rules, he quit in a fit of anger. After leaving, he couldn't find a job that suited him. Just then, the ancestral shrine in his hometown, worn down by years of neglect, needed repairs, and the clan leader called on everyone to help restore it. When Li Qi heard about it, he simply gave up his apartment and returned home. Before work on the shrine began, the clan leader prepared
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My New Husband Is a Doctor and a Martial Arts Master 闪婚老公医武双绝
(One heroine + marriage before love + urban high martial arts) Jiang Xuening is the granddaughter of Jiang Guosheng, the richest man in Tianhai City, and the icy CEO of Huaxue Group in the eyes of outsiders. To fend off her family’s pressure to marry, she randomly picks a poor man who treats patients at a market stall and takes him as her husband. They have known each other for only a few days when they quickly register their marriage. But after the wedding, she discovers that her contract husba
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Night Watcher: After the Old City Goes Dark 夜巡人：旧城熄灯后
At 2:14 a.m., the lights in Baichuan's Old Town always go out for thirteen seconds. Electrician Chen Fang receives a repair ticket from thirteen years ago. The address is 17 Huai Shu Street, but the person who reported the fault has long since died. There is a light there that should not be on, a bronze badge inscribed "Night Patrol 043, Chen Yong," and a person in blue work clothes with his father's face. Borrow the light for thirteen seconds, and he can see those the city has forgotten. The pr
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Tales of Yin and Yang Among the People 民间阴阳那些事
When a person dies, they become a ghost. When a ghost dies, it becomes a jian; when a jian dies, it becomes a xi; when a xi dies, it becomes a yi; when a yi dies, it becomes a wei; and when a wei dies, it becomes formless. Thus, yin and yang are distinct, and good and evil must be kept apart. People can be good or bad, and ghosts can be kind or wicked. The kind should be guided onward; the wicked should be destroyed! In those years, as a folk inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, I climbed
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