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How can people change their class, no longer be humble, no longer cowardly, no longer receive the cold shoulder, fly from an ugly duckling to a phoenix, from a small ant to a golden elephant, from a commoner to a wealthy aristocrat. They and they are experiencers and practitioners...

"Agarwood Yin" - A wisp of strange fragrance, half a volume of residual music, leading to fateful love When an orphan girl who makes incense in the market meets a noble prince who needs a strange fragrance to survive, a lost volume of "Ten Fragrances" becomes the starting point for the intertwining fate of the two. Su Zhi holds the incomplete fragrance book in her hand and has an extraordinary sense of smell. She can distinguish the nature of herbs and understand the soul of fragrance. Xiao Heng, trapped in the whirlpool of political intrigue and suffering from heart disease, only a ray of unique cold fragrance can relieve the pain. A cold plum sachet accidentally rolled down, starting this legend of using incense as a matchmaker. From the day and night interactions in the incense room of the royal palace, to the dangerous journey of searching for the lost incense recipe together, emotions and murderous intentions coexist when the hidden incense floats. This is not only a passionate love across social classes, but also an affectionate tour of ancient incense skills and culture. Based on rigorous research, the author cleverly weaves the characteristics and ancient processing methods of real spices such as sandalwood, borneol, styrax, and soul-inducing mushrooms into the plot. In the story context of intrigue, suspense, and healing, he recreates the Eastern wisdom that spices have the same origin and use fragrance to maintain health. See how the sachet conveys lingering emotions, see how ancient fragrance recipes resolve fatal crises, and witness how a wisp of agarwood can stir mountains and rivers and warm the years. "Agarwood Yin" is dedicated to every reader who believes that smell has memory and ingenuity can be worth time.

A frontier version of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival"-style female rivers and lakes epic In the ancient city of Xuanhua during the Kangxi period, the undercurrent was more biting than the wind outside the Great Wall. When the shadows of the spies at Niangan, the wealthy families who smuggled salt and iron, the martial arts sects rooted in the frontier, and the ten evil men simultaneously enveloped this nine-sided town, only ten women with extraordinary skills, using bookshops, medical clinics, wine cellars, and embroidery houses as their curtains, guarded the last fire of Chinese civilization in the wind, moon and sword light. They did not practice peerless martial arts, but only taught metallurgy, medical skills, organs, brewing, and embroidery... But used the softest skills to move the hardest iron curtain of the times. This is a historical group portrait novel that subverts the traditional martial arts narrative: ◆The top ten aristocratic families control the economic lifeline, the top ten sects divide the world, the top ten villains distort human nature, and the top ten officials represent imperial power - the game between the four camps and the Orchid Sect creates a panoramic picture of frontier society. ◆The ten ladies are codenamed after flowers, and each is good at special skills: epigraphy and stone collection, Mongolian and Han medical skills, grassland trade, mechanical arithmetic, night walking Qinggong, embroidery code, Western music and dance... Skills are like blades, and elegant skills can kill people. ◆Real history and geography are intertwined with fictional legends: Every street, alley, and tower in the ancient city of Xuanhua has research evidence. The bells of the Zhenshuo Tower, the waves of the Yanghe River, and the secret passages crisscrossing the underground jointly create a breathless sense of historical suspense. If you like the compactness of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an", the world situation of "The Code of Along the River During the Qingming Festival", and the machinations of "Nirvana in Fire", this work that uses female wisdom to break problems and uses skill inheritance to question the survival of civilization will take you into a frontier fortress that has never been written before.

When the frontier fortress encounters the youthful elegance, when the fireworks in the ancient city illuminate the chivalrous bones and soft intestines-- Xuanhua, a thousand-year-old town where fine wine and war are intertwined. The morning bell of Qingyuan Tower wakes up the bustling morning market, and there are secrets that have been brewing for hundreds of years hidden under the grapevines. The young masters of the ten major martial arts sects gathered here. They were not only swordsmen and spearmen with outstanding martial arts skills, but also talented people with poetry, wine, and unique skills. At the same time, ten beautiful, intelligent, civilized and military beauties are also writing their own legends in this ancient city. There are no bitter blood feuds here, only the warm smoke and witty exchanges in the streets and alleys. See how the "Ming Mirror Master" Shen Yingcheng and the "Wine Fairy" Yan Zuihuan went from fighting each other to joining hands to explore the mystery of the loosening of the thousand-year seal underground; watch "Ling Xiaohe" Su Yunling and "Sha Shangfeng" Feng Wuji perform an alternative tacit understanding on the business road outside the Great Wall; appreciate the "Jinghong Pen" Wen Jinghong and the "Green Lotus in the Ink" Xue Ximo resolve the crisis with calligraphy, painting, piano and chess... This is a different kind of martial arts story: solve a crime in the aroma of a fried cake shop, form an alliance in the moonlight under the grape trellis, and protect the peace of your home with the passion of a frontier poem. The stars are shaking, the storm is surging, and ten talents and ten beauties are about to start a legend about inheritance, friendship, ignorant feelings and common growth. Let's see the chivalrous spirit of young people soaking up the fireworks of the ancient city; the bright moon at the border illuminates the world of fireworks. "The Legend of Xuanfu Talents and Beauties" invites you to take a warm, humorous and poetic journey through the world.

The legendary story about the female painter Sakda Jiewen in the middle and late Qing Dynasty

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When a mess of bones and rusted tools spanning the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties were unearthed from the depths of the dry well in Yangfangbao, Xuanhua, Hebei Province, the tip of the iceberg suddenly emerged from a land that had been covered up by droughts and legends for seven hundred years. The investigation team moved forward in the fog: rigorous archaeologists, local chroniclers who are familiar with the context, and calm geological engineers. What they faced was the "zodiac picture" on the mountain wall that looked like a book from heaven, the "Fire Cave" that exuded warmth in winter, and the ancient motto of "guarding the mausoleum" that the villagers had passed down from generation to generation but had changed beyond recognition. All clues point to a grand truth that has been forgotten by history - this is not an imperial mausoleum, but a huge official stone quarry set up for the construction of the capital during the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties; there are no ghosts, only hidden engineering hazards deeply rooted in the ground and simple monitoring that spans dynasties; there are no treasure legends, only the blood and tears of labor locked by "craftsmen", and the "Changyukou" battle that broke out to compete for this strategic location, with mountains of corpses and seas of blood. "The Mysterious Xuanhua Yangfang Fort" peels off the magnificent shell of the legend and restores the hard texture of history with cold brushstrokes. This is a story about stones, blood and watch, a profound inquiry into how historical memory is formed, distorted and reconstructed. When modern technology illuminates the deep underground scene, and when the nameless people underground are finally included in the time genealogy, what we find is a cold bronze mirror that reflects the power and cost of human engineering. The mountain is silent, but the castle remains the same. Underneath the mystery is a reality that is far heavier than the legend.

History has never lacked heroes standing in front of the stage, but who remembers the hands holding chess behind the curtain? She is what others call "Master Liu's virtuous wife", and she belongs to a certain family name that is not mentioned in the history books. But behind the screen in the study every night, he traced maps with his fingertips, annotated memorials with ink pen, and used wisdom to pave every step of his official career - that "capable minister" who left his name in history. From family breakdown in the south of the Yangtze River to undercurrents in the capital, from party struggles in court to border wars, she has always been hiding behind the scenes, weaving a huge web. Until that day, when the emperor questioned him in front of the court, and the eyes of the whole palace were like arrows, the curtain that separated the inside and outside finally came to be opened or not... This is not a story about love, but about how wisdom finds gaps to grow, and about those women whose names have been hidden by history, but who really pushed the times. When the curtain lifts a corner, the light shines into a half-forgotten epic.

"Serial Dream" is a stunning journey into the abyss of consciousness. Starting from the butterfly powder on Zhuang Zhou's sleeve, you will be sucked into ten layers of nested dreams - each one is a complete life, and each time you wake up is a deeper fall. The girl embroidered with blood in the flames of war, the alchemist looking for dreams, the musician playing the piano, the blind craftsman making pottery... They dream of each other in their dreams, forming an infinite loop of philosophical mandala. The author weaves this dream web with amazing imagination, and his language is as precise and gorgeous as butterfly wings. When it finally reaches the "reality" layer of programmer Li Zhe, the ancient question - "Am I the dreamer or the dreamed?" - Bursts out with dazzling light in the collision of science fiction and classics. This is not only a story, but also an elegant inquiry into the nature of existence: when you finish reading and close the page, you may be in a trance for a moment, not sure which dream you just woke up from.

When the history-majoring husband secretly uses "Thirty-Six Strategies to Pamper Your Wife" to manage his marriage, a thrilling, heart-warming and healing family strategy begins. This unexpectedly discovered family heirloom records the love wisdom of grandparents who used "hidden secrets" to hide the bitterness of medicine, and "surrounded Wei and rescued Zhao" to resolve quarrels. Novice couples, from imitation to creation, turn ancient strategies into modern life wisdom amid pregnancy anxiety, parenting conflicts, and career decisions. From a world of two to a family of three, from confusion in youth to determination in middle age, Thirty-Six Strategies finally became a footnote to love - home is never a battlefield, but a warm city that needs to be managed with heart and guarded with love. A growth story with laughter and tears, dedicated to all "classmates" who learn to love in marriage.

When he sent 736 poems to the world, he received only 16 replies This is no ordinary biography of a poet. This is a thrilling "social experiment": if you regard Du Fu's life as a web of poetry, you will find that there are 736 affectionate "letters" hanging on this web, but only 16 weak echoes hang down. The novel uses a unique data perspective to reveal the truest loneliness under the aura of the "Poet Saint". The 24-year-old Du Fu took over Li Bai's sword at Luoyang Bridge and also took over the prophecy "Your poems are stones". In the next thirty years, he presented poems in front of the dignitaries in Chang'an, in the flames of war, and in the autumn rain in the thatched cottage - treating poems as coins thrown into the times, but he almost never heard the echo when they landed. But it was this huge silence that created his most deafening voice. This book follows in the footsteps of Du Fu's poems and witnesses how those unreceived affections precipitate into the blood and tears of "Three Officials and Three Farewells", and how those conversations that have nowhere to rest crystallize into the brilliance of "Eight Poems of Autumn Xing". When social interaction completely fails, poetry reveals its ultimate mission: not to gain resonance, but to become the hardest stone in the riverbed of civilization. Open this book and you will witness how a great soul completes himself in "invalidity" - because true greatness often begins with singing that does not stop when no one responds.

Xuanfu Town, Ming Dynasty, is a border town written with blue bricks and beacon fire. On the moonlit night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a headless and beautiful corpse appeared on the ancient city wall. The clothes were exactly the same as Su Xiuer, the wife of a military household who disappeared three years ago. This case is like a stone thrown into water, shattering the peace of ten "idiots": Huo Qingfeng, a handsome officer who firmly believes that his dead wife has turned into a ghost and talks to the air every day; Cui Linglong, a talented painter who is obsessed with his fictional fairy king and uses paint to predict marriage; Liu Wangyan, a cute scholar who plasters love poems all over the walls of the wine shop and is in love with a pretty widow; Mei Niniang, a hair-combing girl with a poisonous tongue who can see all the secrets of a woman through her bun... They were originally jokes on the streets of Xuanfu, but now they are forced to join forces because of their "infatuation". When the blind woman's ventriloquism reproduces the whispers of the murder, when the bodyguard reads the affectionate ritual from the wound, and when the pigeons become eyes in the sky - they discover that behind this murderous case, there is an old debt that spans ten years. Idiot is both a weakness and a sharp edge. See how the top ten "unreliable" lovers peel away the fog of the border town through laughter and tears, revealing the deepest obsession and tenderness in people's hearts. A section of the city wall, ten sections of infatuation, and the centuries-old romance of Xuanfu have been unveiled since then.

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"Three Thousand Years of Sword Shadow" is a fantasy work of literary history. The author uses the ingenious idea of ​​"a secret code, seven generations of code keepers" to weave three thousand years of martial arts culture into a magnificent and majestic narrative network. In the book, there is not only the bloody spirit of Sima Qian who endured the pain of history, but also the pyrotechnics of the Jianghu storyteller, and there is also a chivalrous tenderness that belongs to the digital age. The most wonderful thing is the "intertextuality of fiction and reality": the fictional "Picture of Nie Zheng Assassinating the King of Han" shuttles through the gaps in real history, making Pei Chuan, Shi Naian, Huanzhu Louzhu and others into story characters. This not only completes a serious examination of the evolution of martial arts, but also gives the history of literature the warmth and heartbeat of a novel. When I read that the AI ​​algorithm inherits the core of chivalry and the metaverse reconstructs the ancient world, I suddenly realized that this work itself is like a sword that travels through time and space - the edge reflects history, the blade is engraved with literature, and the hilt is tightly held in the hands of our generation. Recommended to all readers who have been passionate about the knight's dream. This is not only a novel about martial arts, but also a love letter to the romantic spirit of China for three thousand years, and a thought experiment on how "loyalty" can be reborn in bytes. Opening it is to attend a tea party that spans a thousand years.

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The Rebirth of a Boss --It's not about starting over again, it's about living again While most rebirth novels are still teaching people how to use their foresight to buy houses, stock stocks, and marry Bai Fumei, "The Rebirth of a Boss" chooses another more difficult and more realistic path. Fifty-eight-year-old Lin Yan, with a net worth of hundreds of millions, was standing at a celebration banquet at the pinnacle of his life, but he couldn't feel any happiness. He made a decision that no one could believe: to take the initiative to clear up his life, take his fifty-eight-year-old body and twenty-five years of accumulated wisdom, and go to a strange city to start his life as a dishwasher. But this is not a cool article. The biggest test is not poverty or fatigue, but - he can turn back at any time. There are hundreds of millions of assets stored in his mobile phone, and there are people in his address book who can help him solve any problem. There is no escape from true time travel, and his "rebirth" is an experiment that can be terminated at any time. It is this "retreat" that has become the sharpest touchstone. In the world of fireworks in Chongqing, Lin Yan met his true self - the person who could still live and help others after stripping off all auras. This is not a story about counterattack, but a story about choice. If you have ever thought: Putting aside everything now, can I still live well? This book is written for you.

When Dostoyevsky's unprecedented question "Who can judge after the death of God?" Falls into the boiling nine-square grid of Chengdu, what kind of story will emerge that is choked and returned to contentment? "The Spicy Past of Jinguan City" uses the storm of sudden changes in a hotpot family to cook up the unavoidable crimes and punishments in the process of China's urbanization. Wu Tianxiong, the old-school hot pot king, died suddenly. His three sons - a shrewd business tycoon, an estranged philosophy professor, and a reclusive ascetic - were forced to face the red-lined demolition past in the whirlpool of inheritance and old debts. The daughter of the embroidered mother who was destroyed 24 years ago returned with secrets and became the ultimate accuser who will question everyone's conscience. This is not only a suspenseful family epic, but also a Chengdu ukiyo-e sprinkled with spicy realism. With a cold and poetic style, the author allows philosophical debates to be carried out in teahouse conversations, and soul torture mixed with the hot steam of hot pot. The water of Jinjiang River, the fog of Qingcheng Mountain, and the fireworks of Kuanzhai Alley all together create a fabled city that is both tolerant and cruel. Here, everyone's soup is murky, and the possibility of redemption may lie in the clear paintbrushes of the next generation of children. When you open this book, you will taste not only the ups and downs of the plot, but also the hot and complex taste of life that has been boiled for twenty-four years about how we all should face the debts of yesterday and the road to tomorrow.

If animals could write history, what kind of protagonist would humans be? This is not a simple bestiary, but a philosophical trial about "dominance" itself. When chickens, ducks, cattle, sheep, plants, flowers and birds all have awakened consciousness, the history of human domestication for thousands of years instantly becomes a blood-stained colonial epic. The story unfolds from the young Asu's gift of empathy, taking us into a prison where everything suffers silently, and then becomes involved in the struggles of animal groups, divisions within humans, and a "meeting of all races" trying to restore balance. The author uses amazing imagination to construct dozens of intelligent tribes with complete societies, languages ​​and philosophies - from the leopard tribe who believe in "speed aesthetics" to the ancient trees in charge of the memory network, from the cunning raven intelligence agents to the sad and angry rhinoceros warriors. The narrative switches accurately between multi-species perspectives, forcing readers to step out of the human center and rethink what civilization and power are. As the plot moves from resistance to construction, from ethical conflicts to existential dilemmas, the novel explores cutting-edge propositions such as ecological politics, the right to suffering, and energy ethics, with a grand layout and sharp ideas. The lines are full of poetic compassion and power, and the characters' sacrifices and choices are real and heavy. This is a work that requires courage to read. It does not offer a relaxing fantasy, but a disturbing mirror that reflects the lice under the robe of civilization and points to a thorny but possible path to new life. If you are tired of shallow adventures and long to find the weight of thought and the resonance of soul in fantasy, this majestic epic will be a spiritual journey that you cannot miss.

A century-old epic of blood and fire that is more ups and downs than the Three Kingdoms and more chaotic than the Warring States Period! In the 4th century AD, the Western Jin Dynasty collapsed, and the entire north was reduced to a giant "laboratory of order." Xiongnu, Xianbei, Jie, Di, Qiang, Han... Different civilizations and bloodlines collided, fought and merged here. Shi Le, who rose from a slave to an emperor, assisted by the counselor Zhang Bin, established the Later Zhao Dynasty that was "divided between Hu and Han"; the benevolent monarch Fu Jian and the legendary prime minister Wang Meng created a prosperous pre-Qin era that was inclusive of all ethnic groups, but his dreams were shattered in the battle of Feishui; the god of war Murong Chui, the powerful Helian Bobo, the eminent monk Fo Tucheng, the hero of the Northern Expedition Liu Yu... Countless heroes struggled to survive in troubled times and shined with their aspirations. This book provides a panoramic scan of this neglected "Dark Age of Asia". It is not only a history of regime change, but also a painful history of the difficult birth of "New China". See how the barbarian monarchs fought for "orthodoxy", see how the Han people inherited civilization in the cracks, and see how Buddhism became the spiritual link in troubled times. Here there is a game of power comparable to "Game of Thrones", a battlefield legend that surpasses "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and a "One Hundred Years of Solitude"-style meditation on the fate of civilization. When the dust settled, a new north, where the blood, systems and cultures of multiple ethnic groups were melted, had laid the foundation stone for the glorious Sui and Tang empires. Open this book and enter this era where heroes and devils dance together, civilization and barbarism coexist, and witness the most chaotic and creative tempering century in Chinese history!

The supreme and great god of heaven is playing the role of the singer of destruction. At the bottom of the Styx, thousands of people have been crossing the river, waiting for the final moment. This is the redemption of an elf, and it is also a life journey of slow growth... I hope that when this story becomes a thing of the past, you can still remember the original glory...

From a noble lady to the founding empress, a legend in troubled times Yu Jiao Niang, the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Guo, was originally an extremely talented woman who was proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting, but her family was ruined overnight and she fell from the clouds into dust. Faced with the pursuit of the imperial court and the dangers of the world, she resolutely sneaked into the most dangerous Heifeng Village on the border and started her journey of changing her life against fate as a prisoner. In the cottage, she conquered the heroes with unparalleled wisdom: she improved farm tools to calm people's hearts, formulated new rules to improve order, and even displayed amazing martial arts in times of crisis. From a despised prisoner to a convincing one\