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Books by Your Young Master from the Back Hill
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The Nine Seals of Heaven's Lock 天锁九禁
The world is bound by prohibitions known as the "Nine Heavenly Locks," which bind the lifespans, cultivation, bloodlines, and reincarnations of all living beings... Lin Yan was born with a shattered-pattern physique. His meridians had collapsed and his foundation was incomplete, so his family cast him aside like trash and branded him a cripple for life. Then, in a deserted courtyard beside a dry well, he unearthed a black bone shard covered in cracks: the Dao Pattern Forbidden Tome. Others culti
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There Is No Rain in the Sky at Seventeen 十七岁的天空没有雨
From the summer of their senior year of high school to the spring of their doctoral graduation, Lin Xiaoxiao and Chen Shu spent six years growing from awkward teenagers into accomplished PhDs who could stand on their own. Their youthful romance, too, grew into a steadfast love they could share for a lifetime. Their story began in summer, amid the cicadas’ cries, with a physics problem on the blackboard and a borrowed pen. And it ended in spring, with magnolias in bloom, doctoral degrees, steamin
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The Man Who Plants Electricity 种电的人
In the spring of 2019, Chen He, a division chief at the Hechuan Provincial Development and Reform Commission, personally delivered the death sentence to his own project. A thirty-thousand-word assessment report proved that building a solar power plant in Dingyuan, northern Longbei, was a sure way to lose money. But his superior tore up the report in front of him. "You're the one who has to go precisely because you're right." Four hundred kilometers away lay the parched loess plateau. The average
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I Trade My Way to Freedom Across Parallel Lives 我靠兑换，横走平行人生
“We thought we were trading for a better life, but we were pawning our souls.” On the night his project was stolen, his girlfriend betrayed him, and a rich heir humiliated him in public, twenty-nine-year-old architect Lin Shen received a mysterious pop-up: [Pay a price you can afford, and exchange it for a piece of the life lived by a stronger version of yourself in a parallel world.] Health, pain, sleep, emotions, memories, luck, fragments of one’s lifespan… He pawns himself again and again, tr
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