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Books by Zhao Jingyi

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  1. New Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: Bureau of Affairs Across the Three Realms 新聊斋志异:三界事务所 Urban483k WordsCompleted If you’ve ever imagined the fox spirits and ghosts from Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio transmigrating to 2025, wondered what the underworld would be like with KPIs, or suspected that our universe might be nothing more than a story, welcome to the Office of the Three Realms. The tea is ready, and there are always more stories to hear. 17Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Longevity Plan 2077 长生计划2077 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse410k WordsCompleted In 2077, brain-computer technology giant Huanyu announced that it had cracked the code to aging. Su Yuan, the protagonist, was a "failed product" whose sense of time had been scrambled by a lab accident. He discovered that he could peer into other people's memories and even predict the next few seconds. The company treated him as a human lie detector and garbage disposal, until he saw an image of himself being dissected in a "transcendent's" fragmentary memories. To uncover the truth, Su Yuan jo 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Better to Be Truly Poor Than Falsely Rich 真实地穷,好过虚伪地富 12k WordsCompleted It’s better to be genuinely poor than falsely rich 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. After I Stopped Loving Him, the CEO Panicked 不爱后,霸总他急了 7k WordsCompleted After I Stopped Loving Him, the CEO Panicked —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Tales of the Spirit Realm: A Gentle Haven 妖精撰之温柔乡 Ancient Romance237k WordsCompleted Even the Queen Mother gives her a wide berth, and even the Buddha has to show her respect! She is the only living fossil in the Three Realms. In the mortal world, she’s the venerable ancestor who sees through every demon; in the Celestial Court, she’s the troublemaker everyone avoids; and in the Western Paradise, she can even slap the table and glare at the Tathagata! Now she’s holed up in Chang’an, the capital of the Great Tang, with one clear goal: recover her scattered treasures. Above all, s —Reads—Score—Shelves