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Books by Zhen Feng, Who Loves Honey-Glazed Chicken
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Feng Shui Secrets of the Mountain Village 山村风水秘事
The Secrets of Feng Shui in the Mountain Village After his grandfather’s death, Chen Feng returns to Qingping Village, only to find a bloodstained compass and a broken hexagram in the ancestral home. Black mist seeps from a stone coffin containing a living person in a cave on the back mountain. The ancestral hall’s murals conceal the truth behind a century-old blood sacrifice, and beneath the red cords on the villagers’ wrists lie shackles that suppress vengeful spirits. The Chen family has, for
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The Secret Mantra of Yuhan 玉涵密咒
In the chaotic final years of the Tang Dynasty, Huang Chao captures Chang'an. Yang Yun Song, a feng shui master from the Imperial Astronomical Bureau known as Jiupin, flees with the palace's secret text, The Jade Casket's Esoteric Arts, only to be drawn into a battle to defend civilization that spans both the worlds of the living and the dead. Blending feng shui and occult lore with supernatural horror and historical mystery, this epic novel follows Yang Jiupin's flight as it uncovers the chilli
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Earth Vein Equation: Record of the Awakening of the Mystic Veins 地脉方程式玄脉启蛰录
In an ancient village deep in the Taihang Mountains, a seemingly ordinary crack in a stove reveals a secret of civilization spanning the ages. Carrying a bronze quantum compass, a young man follows the trail of his father’s archaeological expedition into a labyrinth of ley lines. Crystals in a brick kiln reveal a star-chart matrix, silicon-based beings recite lost scriptures, and a thousand-year-old feng shui layout turns out to be a topological projection of Earth’s quantum network. When the ro
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The Dragon-Subduing Coffin and the Calamity of Ten Thousand Veins 镇龙棺万脉劫
The Dragon-Warding Coffin: Calamity of Ten Thousand Ley Lines In Chenzhou, western Hunan, a corpse-driving inn is rocked by a grisly case known as the Weeping Corpse Bloodshed, while the appearance of the Dragon-Warding Coffin brings hordes of ghosts prowling through the night. Lao Jiu, the innkeeper, is drawn into the turmoil by his family's ancestral Qing Nang Manual. He joins forces with a mysterious knife-seller who accepts no payment upfront to fight the blood curse of the Wei River Dragon
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