We always like to find many reasons for ourselves to explain our cowardice, we always deceive ourselves and others into believing those beautiful lies, we always try to cover up our inner fears, and we always try to escape from the crimes we have committed. But the fact is always that one day, we have to face those sins calmly and redeem our souls.
Why is Helan Mountain, known as the "Fortress on the South of the Yangtze River", also called the "Ghost Mountain"? Does the mysterious tunnel under its feet really lead to another world?
During World War II, the Japanese army did not invade the northwest. Why was a huge Japanese base discovered at the bottom of the Helan Mountains? Who are those incredibly exaggerated weapons and equipment used against?
Why did Genghis Khan die? Where is the tomb? After the destruction of Xixia, why did they massacre the entire city and kill them three feet away? What is he looking for?
What makes a dead person "resurrection" and repeat the behavior in life?
Is the genetic code of the Xixia people really hidden in the mysterious black box?
Where are the treasures transferred by the last Xixia king before the country was destroyed?
Why did Zheng He suddenly turn back from the Red Sea during his voyages to the West? Is there really a city of the future under the Mediterranean Sea?
Why does a seemingly ordinary chip hide secrets that drive scientists around the world crazy?
The physical version of my new book "Perfect Hunting" will be available in mid-June, so stay tuned.
Taifeng Bank was a famous bank on the beach during the Republic of China. Shopkeeper Mei wears a top hat and has a graceful demeanor. She is in charge of a bank and dominates the financial world in Shanghai. However, after taking off her top hat, with her black hair hanging down her shoulders, Shopkeeper Mei is a charming and charming young girl... In 1940, the financial war between Jiang and Wang caused by the China Reserve Securities in Shanghai swept the country, and the financial crisis was imminent. The Anti-Japanese War was in a stalemate. As the daughter of Prince Chun Zaifeng of the late Qing Dynasty, Mei Keqing became the target of the Kuomintang, the Japanese government and the Kwantung Army. The emergence of the mysterious Golden Lotus Embroidery Party and the ambiguous attitude of the Kuomintang in the war of resistance made Keqing resolutely decide to use her special identity to lurk in the business world for a long time. At the same time, she was also waiting for an opportunity to avenge the murderer of her biological father Zaifeng...
All kinds of fantasies, short stories.
The trilogy "Light, Short, Scattered", "Soft, Transformed, Object", and "Turn, Give Up, Leave".
Half sci-fi, imaginative.
Light novels, short stories, essays.
Endless railroad tracks, long journeys.
Only thoughts can make you no longer lonely.
This is a novel describing the traditional Chinese secret art - Maoshan Taoism. The story tells the story of Zhang Guozhong and Zhang Yicheng's father and son using Maoshan Taoism to travel around the world. They explore all corners of the world, and folk injustices and eternal mysteries will be revealed one by one. Their footprints even spread to foreign lands in Asia and Europe. Different cultures, different regions, and different beliefs. Can the most powerful Maoshan Taoism in China be displayed in full?
At present, many readers have asked me whether the contents in the book are true. I hereby solemnly declare as follows: All contents and characters in this book are fictitious, and any similarities are purely coincidental. Also: Please do not imitate all formations and movements involved in this book, otherwise you will be responsible for all consequences!
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