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Books by Yu Ao
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Dream of the Red Chamber: A Hilarious Retelling That’s More Fun Than You’d Think 红楼梦诙谐幽默版：原来这么有趣
So the Dream of the Red Chamber is actually this much fun! You no longer have to worry about giving up halfway through. By the time you finish, you too can become a Dream of the Red Chamber “expert,” casually bringing up plot details in conversation and impressing your friends. See this classic from a whole new perspective! Since this work draws on and combines several editions, a few passages may occasionally repeat in the interest of keeping things entertaining. This does not detract from the
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Water Margin: A Hilarious New Retelling 水浒传诙谐幽默新版
See classic literature from a whole new perspective! From now on, you too can be a Water Margin “expert”! Make reading more fun: it can bring joy to both mind and body. Since this work draws on and combines several editions, a few passages may occasionally repeat in the interest of keeping things entertaining. This does not detract from the overall reading experience. Thank you for understanding. Thank you all for reading my work.
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The Most Ferocious Startup Team in History 史上最猛创业团队
Core Concept Using the official historical timeline as the backbone and anecdotes from unofficial histories and folk legends as the flesh, this story recounts the century of upheaval from the rise to the fall of the Yuan dynasty in a witty, humorous style. It depicts both the schemes and campaigns of emperors and generals and the everyday joys and sorrows of ordinary people, bringing to life a dynasty that has been misunderstood yet is rich in legend. Target Style Lighthearted without distorting
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After the Broken Engagement 弃婚之后
After the Divorce Synopsis: If you're curious about the truly extravagant life of a rich woman, skip the first 50 chapters and start reading from Chapter 51. (The first 50 chapters are a little messy.) On her 28th birthday, Fang Xiaoman did two things: First, she signed the divorce papers. She wanted neither the house nor the car, only custody of her daughter. Second, she posted on social media: “I'm done with marriage. For the rest of my life, I'll date, but I won't marry or have children.”
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Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Invite Lu Bu for Drinks and Become a Saint 三国：开局请吕布喝酒，被奉为圣
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, He Invites Lü Bu for a Drink and Is Hailed as a Sage After transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms, Li Xuan binds himself to the “Generosity System.” As long as he acts with bold generosity and cuts through problems head-on, he can earn astonishing rewards. At Hulao Pass, Lü Bu is supposedly unbeatable? Li Xuan walks up with a wine jar and says, “Fengxian, finish this cup and head home!” Lü Bu retreats, and the warlords cry out, “This is the highest art of winning wi
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The Last Empire: It Turns Out Qing History Can Be This Fun 最后的帝国原来清史可以这么有趣
The “Jokes” and “Truth” of History Ladies and gentlemen, make yourselves comfortable. Open a history textbook, and the Qing Dynasty is often presented as synonymous with “decay, backwardness, and isolationism.” A few lines sum up its three hundred years: the High Qing, the Opium Wars, national humiliation and the loss of sovereignty, and then... the end. But history is never a simple question with only black and white answers. The truth about those three hundred years is far more fascinating
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