JJWXC catalogue
Books by Xi Zhong Yu
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Four Corners, Envy All Around 四方有羡
[A war-torn era's ambitious entrepreneur vs. a gentle, resilient beauty] "Emperor Xie Yi rose from humble beginnings. He met Empress Ming when they were young, and they married in the midst of hardship. Empress Ming made her name as a physician, a leader among healers who saved the people from suffering. The emperor and empress remained devoted to each other, weathering danger and growing closer through adversity, until they established an empire. He had no concubines throughout his life, only
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The Floating Moon Is Still Bright 浮月还皎
[Handsome, solemn, upright crown prince × bright, openhearted, adored beauty] When they first met, they were simply a man and a woman who both enjoyed fishing, as it happened, at the same pond, spending a leisurely half-day together. A box of bait and a game of chess linked the composed, dignified gentleman and the bright, carefree young lady. They thought they were merely passersby. He called himself an unknown scholar, while she said she was a traveler with no particular destination. When t
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Spring at the Jade Terrace 碧台春
Childhood sweethearts | [Upright, restrained strategist vs. bright, quick-witted sweetheart] The late emperor passed away, and the crown prince ascended the throne. Growing up together amid the morning bells and evening drums of Chang'an, Yu Yuetao and Liu Lin had considered how many aristocratic families might rise or fall in the transition from one regime to the next. But they never imagined that this was only the beginning of the countless hardships awaiting them. In the second year of the
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A Few Thousand Autumns of Cool Serenity 清冷几千秋
"I hear Chang'an is like a chess game, and a century of worldly affairs is beyond sorrow." Spring: Chinese clematis root. Summer: selfheal. Autumn: mulberry leaves. Winter: sunflower seeds. Day after day, in the medicine shop scented with herbs in the East Market, the slender, upright figure of a young man was always there. Chang'an had towering palace walls. Within its layered inner chambers lived the nobles whom the seventeen-year-old boy of that time would never get to meet. Until an ordin
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