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Books by Zhou Mi
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Old Tales of the Martial World 武林旧事
Old Tales of Wulin is a miscellany written by Zhou Mi in the late Song and early Yuan dynasties. Completed before the twenty-seventh year of the Zhiyuan era under the Yuan dynasty (1290), it was written to preserve memories of Lin’an, the Southern Song capital. The work comprises ten volumes. Following the principle that “writing should prize factual records,” the author drew on what he had seen and heard, as well as notes from older books, to give detailed accounts of court ceremonies, local ge
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I Used Every Skill in the Book to Crush the Lazy Rich Heir 我用十八般武艺卷死摆烂豪门总裁
Both devoted only to each other + angst before sweetness + powerful male and female leads + sweet romance + married first, love later A major decision: for the sake of 350,000 yuan, Gu Manman somehow ended up marrying herself off without thinking it through. After their whirlwind wedding, she discovers her new husband is the CEO of a wealthy family. After they marry, he deliberately makes things difficult for her at every turn, doing everything he can to make her embarrass herself. Her new husba
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Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Is a Legend, Picking Up a Charlatan from the Start 四合院：傻柱太牛掰开局捡个神棍
[Decisive and ruthless + transmigrate + mysticism + alternate setting + devoted couple] Jinsuo, a mystical arts grandmaster rarely seen in ten thousand years, was suddenly blasted onto Silly Zhu's bicycle by an exploding pressure cooker. Both Jinsuo and Silly Zhu were stunned. The first thing Jinsuo said was, “Someone has put a curse on you.” She swiftly broke the curse for Silly Zhu. Silly Zhu took Jinsuo home, but who could have guessed that she was actually a fortune-telling charlatan? Thi
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