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Books by Zhang Yaze
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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A Few Things About Honghuang 洪荒那点事
This is an unconventional tale of the Primordial World. The protagonist transmigrates into the Primordial World and turns it upside down with all kinds of outrageous tricks. The Two Saints of the West? Nothing special. The Three Pure Ones of Daoism? Barely passable. ...This book is surprisingly addictive, so read with caution...
17Reads—Score—Shelves
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Who Says a Prodigal Can't Turn Back? 谁说浪子不回头
Are you tired of stories about the characters' younger days in the courtyard? Come along with this book and see what Silly Zhu is like in middle age. The story is no longer limited to all the petty, sordid affairs inside the courtyard. If you enjoy this book, please show your support!
9Reads—Score—Shelves
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From the Start, I Beat Qin Shi Huang to a Pulp 开局暴揍秦始皇
I may have given Brother Zheng a savage beating, but I'm talented! Not only did Brother Zheng spare my life, he hired me as Great Qin's chief designer. I'll put my heart into my designs and lead Great Qin into a very different era.
2Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Mighty Ming 强明
The protagonist unexpectedly arrives in the Hongwu era. Using his knowledge of history, he helps the Ming Dynasty grow more prosperous with every step. To honor his contributions, the people respectfully call him the Teacher of the Nation.
1Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Siheyuan: Turning My Life Around 四合院之逆转人生
This is a journey of reversal, and Xu Damao’s fate is finally going to be rewritten. Watch him turn his life around. I, Xu Damao, refuse to be a saint. Just watch how I deliver a face-slapping to Sha Zhu, and how I turn the tables, step by step, from an insignificant nobody...
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The Northern Song Designer 北宋设计师
They say the Song Dynasty was the weakest of them all. But the moment Wang Chuan transmigrated, the wheels of the Great Song's fate began turning in secret. Watch as he makes the Song stronger, one step at a time! A friendly reminder: this book is not orthodox history. Please forgive any details that don't match the historical record!
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