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Dancing Phoenixes in Tumult: Volumes I and II 凤舞缭乱（上下册）
At eight years old, Erzhu Ying'e, daughter of Erzhu Rong, chieftain of the Qihu tribe, disguises herself as a boy and accompanies her mother to Luoyang to wish Empress Dowager Hu a happy birthday, all to protect her elder brother. There, she first meets the young emperor Yuan Xu, who is around her age. When she sees the little emperor crying, she is pushed into a lake. She grabs him and pulls them both in, and after their ill-fated first encounter, she becomes someone special in Yuan Xu’s heart.
326Reads9.3Score103Shelves
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The Maltese Falcon 马耳他之鹰
One job, two murders, three groups on his trail, four factions. On a foggy night in San Francisco, private detective Sam Spade is drawn into a deadly con revolving around a priceless black falcon statuette. A beautiful woman, swindlers, hitmen, wealthy businessmen: everyone has an agenda, and danger lurks at every turn. When the truth strips away the disguises, and love collides with principle, he must make the most ruthless choice. No warmth, no redemption, just the truth, hard-boiled to the en
22Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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100 Great Academic Works That Teach Us to Think About the World, Volume One 思考世界的100部学术名著（上）
From ancient times to the present, countless works of scholarship have offered brilliant insights. But how many have truly reflected on the world and shaped the way we see it today? This book brings together one hundred Chinese and international scholarly works that examine the world. Their ideas ring out together in a magnificent profusion, allowing us to stand on the shoulders of those who came before and look ahead to a brilliant future!
20Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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Selected Mystery Novels by Keikichi Osaka 大阪圭吉推理小说精选
Advertising balloons in department stores, the waterline of private sailboats, spring steel sheets from shipyards, heavy old-fashioned locomotives - these cold objects all have their own language in Osaka Keikichi's novels. The corpse does not speak, but the blood stains on the ropes, the clay on the bottom of the boat, the crows on the ice and the decoys beside the railway tracks can prove it. This book contains six reasoning works, using precise on-site observation and bold physical tricks to
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