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Books by Zhou Mohen
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The Maoshan Taoist 茅山道人
A yellow talisman seals yin and yang; three sticks of incense ask the fate of all living beings. This is the Maoshan legend of an orphan raised in a graveyard, an eight-million-character tale of deep bonds between master and disciple, the good and evil of humans and ghosts, and the turmoil of a chaotic age.
150Reads—Score141Shelves
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The Last Remnant! 余孽！
Yu Nie: a name that begs for a beating, and a guy who does, too. At his interview, he made the examiner sing “I Will Conquer You.” When he reported for duty, he wore a shoe on his left foot and a slipper on his right. His police academy roommates were each stranger than the last, and the stern-looking senior woman from the discipline committee liked tossing White Rabbit candies into his bowl. In a corner of the library, he stumbled upon an unsolved case from five years ago. Pointing at a crime-s
37Reads—Score110Shelves
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The Years of a Yin-Yang Master 阴阳先生的那些年
Chen Du, a 22-year-old university student, receives a letter from his late grandfather on the day he graduates. It contains just one sentence: “On the seventh day of the seventh month, the gates of hell will open halfway. Head north, and don’t look back.” He thinks it’s just a joke, fourteen years overdue, until he discovers a woman in a red wedding dress lurking in his shadow: a woman who has been following him for a long time, and has no tongue. His grandfather, Chen Jiuling, was a practiti
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The Secret Registers of Maoshan 茅山秘箓
Grandpa is gone. His eyes never closed in death. On the night of the wake, a black cat leapt over the coffin, and the corpse jolted upright. Before he died, he kept muttering about “the basement.” Lin Yichen finds a copy of The Maoshan Secret Records in the cellar and gains the ability to see spirits. Then he sees someone standing beside the coffin in the mourning hall. Chopsticks stuck upright are an offering to ghosts. Whistling at midnight calls the soul. Behind every rule the elders passed d
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