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Books by Tao Yi Li
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Immortal's Retreat: The Rouge Shop 神仙斋.胭花店
Just one glance at the Jade Pool Immortals' Banquet stirred the heart of Yanhua, the pure and celibate fairy of pastries, which had been tranquil for six hundred years. From that moment on, she could no longer take her eyes off him. But just as she had fallen for him, he left for the mortal realm to undergo a trial of love without even saying goodbye. Yanhua couldn't bear to wait that long, so she resolutely went to the mortal realm to seek him, bringing along one of the Supreme Lord Lao's spiri
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Flowers on Ink, South of the Misty River 烟水南山墨上花
If we have another life, will you still remember me? She is a little stone left behind when the ancient goddess Nuwa repaired the sky. By sheer luck, while cultivating, she became entangled in the tribulation of love of the immortal Mo Feizi. But her cultivation was insufficient, and she was reincarnated as a mute girl, while Mo Feizi was reborn as the young master of the Nan family. Their fates became entwined. After the tribulation, they each returned to their proper places. The little stone b
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Strange Tales of the Haunted House 守宅奇谈
Sisheng Residence lies hidden in an old alley of an ancient city long since forgotten. Within the alley, people preserve a simple, primitive way of life. Beyond it lies a bustling modern metropolis. One road separates them, yet they are two different worlds. In this world, there are always things we cannot see or hear, and those quiet longings bloom in legends people have forgotten. If one day you happen to wander into this residence, why not sit down for a cup of tea and listen to its keeper te
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Lord Sheng 君笙
Mother said that the man who gave me my name would be my husband. Mother said that, when I came of age, he would lead a thousand troops and ten thousand horses, carrying the impatiens I loved most, to come and marry me. After that, I often lingered at the city gate, waiting and hoping, but he never came. I thought that something as important as marriage ultimately depended on me. If he wouldn't come looking for me, then I would go find him. Much, much later, I was still lingering at the city gat
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