JJWXC catalogue
Books by 理小理
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[Sei and Subaru] The Nine-Step Barrier [星昴]九步の结界
Subaru and Seishiro fan fiction First, here’s an ancient-style poem to set the scene: “Tokyo Babylon Chronicles: A Dead Man Buried Beneath the Cherry Tree” Cherry blossoms dance and drift in a graceful fall; beneath the tree, the young man says, “A dead man’s buried here.” The dead cannot know pain, yet Subaru is always so naive. A wager binds them together, the five-pointed star seals their destined bond. He says, “I’ll let you go today.” You say, “The wind is too loud; I can’t hear you.” Se
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Yin-Yang Way: Proof of Youth, Part One 阴阳道·青春的证明 （上）
In 1835, during the final years of China's late Qing dynasty and the reign of Japan's Emperor Ninko, three young descendants of the Ping clan, a family of Chinese yin-yang masters, were sent by their master to Japan temporarily to escape the turmoil. There, they became entangled with the Tsuchimikado family, descendants of Abe no Seimei, as well as the Japanese government and its yokai. While waiting to return home and serve their country, the three boys, Ping Qi, Ping Tianshu, and Ping Sangzi,
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Immortal Archer 羿仙
An unknown tale of immortal destiny involving Wang Jixin, the Tang dynasty's greatest Go master. Theme:
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The Disappearance of a College Student (Kaixin001) （开心网）大学生的失踪
An extra story about Tian Shu, the second lead in Qing Zheng. Although its protagonist comes from Qing Zheng, it can also be read as a standalone modern novel: a murder case connected to Kaixin001. Jing Wei, a fourth-year student at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, suddenly disappears. His classmates and girlfriend report him missing, but he remains nowhere to be found. After several twists and turns, the case eventually lands in the hands of Officer Ping Tian Shu. During the investigation, Tian
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Running Wild at Dawn 凌晨狂奔
This is a fairy tale of detective mystery and magic, inspired by Jay Chou’s “Chapter Seven of the Night.” I recommend listening to the song as you read. Thank you ^o^ Theme:
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Blue-and-White Porcelain Basin (Qing Zheng Short Story) 青花瓷盆（青证短篇）
Readers who have read Proof of Youth: Yin and Yang may enjoy seeing the cases Ping Qi, Ping Tian Shu, Sang Zi, and the others take on as adults. This story involves the tomb-robbing incident at Qianling in the early years of the Republic of China, tracing the roots of an old feud back to the era of Tang Empress Wu Zetian. Here, you'll see Tian Shu and Sang Zi standing on their own. Ping Qi is still as calm and steady as ever... though perhaps we'll see some new sides of him, now that he's grown
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