The Kite Runner 追风筝的人

1 七 File Number Seven 七号档案 Red Butterfly Flies赤蝶飞飞Short Story260k WordsCompleted Why is Mount Helan, hailed as “the Jiangnan of the frontier,” also known as “Ghost Mountain”? Does the mysterious tunnel at its foot really lead to another world? During World War II, the Japanese army never set foot in the northwest. Why, then, was a massive Japanese military base found beneath Mount Helan? Who were those outlandish, unbelievable weapons meant to fight? What caused Genghis Khan’s death? Where is his tomb? After destroying Western Xia, why did he massacre the entire city and dig 0Votes430.3kRecs13kFans

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Why is Helan Mountain, known as the "Jiangnan of the Northwest," also called "Ghost Mountain"? Does the mysterious tunnel at its foot truly lead to another world? During World War II, the Japanese army did not invade Northwest China. So why was a huge Japanese base discovered at the foot of the Helan Mountains? Who were those incredibly extravagant weapons and equipment used against? What was the cause of Genghis Khan's death? Where is his mausoleum located? After conquering the Western Xia, why did he massacre the entire city and leave the land completely deserted? What was he searching for? What makes a dead person "come back to life" and repeat the behaviors they had in life? Does the mysterious black box truly contain the genetic code of the Western Xia people? Where did the treasures that the last king of Western Xia moved before the kingdom was destroyed go? Why did Zheng He's voyages suddenly turn back from the Red Sea? Is there really a future city at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea? Why does a seemingly ordinary chip hide a secret that drives scientists around the world crazy? My new book, "The Perfect Hunt," will be available in physical print in mid-June. Please stay tuned.

4 茅 Descendant of Maoshan 茅山后裔 Mighty Vajra Palm大力金刚掌Mystery & Supernatural1.3M WordsCompleted This novel explores Maoshan Taoist arts, a traditional Chinese esoteric practice. It tells the story of Zhang Guozhong and his son Zhang Yicheng as they travel the world wielding Maoshan Taoist arts, investigating the mysterious and uncovering wonders wherever they go. They unravel wrongful cases among the people and age-old mysteries one by one, even traveling across distant lands in Asia and Europe. With different cultures, regions, and beliefs, can China's most powerful Maoshan Taoist arts tr 3Votes414.1kRecs464.4kFans

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This is a novel describing the traditional Chinese secret arts of Maoshan Taoism. The story tells of Zhang Guozhong and his son Zhang Yicheng using Maoshan Taoism to travel the world, exploring mysteries and wonders. Folk injustices and ancient mysteries will be revealed one by one. Their footprints even extend to Asia and Europe. Different cultures, different regions, and different beliefs, can the most powerful Maoshan Taoism in China be fully displayed? Currently, many readers have asked me whether the content of the book is true. I hereby solemnly declare the following: All content and characters in this book are fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Furthermore, please do not imitate any of the formations or actions mentioned in this book. Otherwise, you will be solely responsible for all consequences!