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Every time she finished writing a poem, someone would die. In the first song, the maid died in the well. In the second song, the wet nurse dies by the door. In the third song, the brother died on the bed. Every word will be fulfilled three days later. The people who fulfilled it were the people around her. But Shen Yu must write - because if she doesn't write, she will die. The "Ci Gu" is published every three hundred years, and the fate of the seventy-two poems. She had to find three blood tablets and one wordless tablet before she finished writing. Otherwise, the day when the seventy-second poem is finished-- The person who died was herself. Ancient style suspense, Chinese style mild fear, strong suspense and strong head. "Prophecy: One Thousand and One Nights Against Destiny" has been launched.

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In Night City, memory is both a commodity and a weapon. I am Su Rui, a "memory craftsman" who walks on the edge of the law. My job is to repair and retrieve the past that has been formatted by the "Psychic Super Dimension" company for my clients. Until I saw them rounding up a girl in a discarded chip, codenamed "The Other Side 73". That night, the company's most terrifying "cleaning department" drone swarm surrounded my residence. I was forced to jump into the sewer and fled to the end of the world. A mysterious man who called himself "Archiver 07" sent a message: "If you want to survive, go find the Gravedigger." Only then did I realize that what I was repairing was not the memory, but the bloody truth that had been covered up in this city. And I myself seem to have become the memory source that must be "processed".

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Doctor, parent heart Ever since Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs and Huangdi wrote the "Nei Jing", there has been a secret bloodline stretching endlessly across the land of China. This bloodline is not in the genealogy of emperors or the biographies of generals, but in the prescription medicine cabinets, volumes of medical books, and pairs of three fingers placed on the ruler. They are doctors, doctors, real people, and virgins. Some of them are famous all over the world, some are hidden in the grass, some are regarded as honored guests by emperors, and some are called "living gods" by the people. But in the final analysis, they are just a group of people - a group of people who don't want to see anyone die. Today, I would like to use this list to record the fifty Xinglin saints who have hung pots to help the world from ancient times to modern times. They are not gods. They're just more afraid of death than we are.