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The Banner Inspector

监旗

by Six Thousand Lifetimes (六千来世)

Status: Completed
Length: 131k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Alternate History
Updated: 3y ago
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“Business dealings unsettled, yet there is joy in the midst of hardship.”

Staring at the stone stele standing conspicuously outside the Daxia Dynasty’s Inspectorate, Yang Mo, back in the imperial capital for the first time to report on his duties, fell into thought…

As he gained more experience, he, who had grown up in the mountains, was increasingly moved by the courage and indomitable spirit of his people.

But war was a monster that ground away humanity. Years later, looking at the innocent children before him, Yang Mo no longer had the courage to reach out his bloodstained hands and gently stroke their smiling faces…

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