Falling Blossoms and Flowing Water, Spring Is Gone: Heaven and Earth Apart 流水落花春去也,天上人间
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- 1 Soft, Melt, Things 软,化,物 All kinds of wild ideas in a collection of short stories. The Light, Short, and Scattered Trilogy: Light, Short, and Scattered; Soft, Transformed, and Things; Turn, Leave, and Depart. Part science fiction, all about wild ideas. Soft science fiction, chemistry, and physics. Everything comes down to people’s hearts; even the rarest things are strange. Take things as they come. It all begins in the heart. 0Votes83.8kRecs145.5kFans
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The Cicada’s Song at Lanruo Temple 兰若蝉声
Jing Ke's handwritten notes have surfaced, and the original Green Satchel has reappeared. Why do the history books avoid mentioning the First Emperor's harem? Why did Alexander lose his way while trying to see the Eastern Sea? What mysterious connection did Jing Ke have with the Kievan state? Did Ma Chao's descendants really go to Armenia? What mystery lies behind General Mulan's surname? What unspeakable secret links Li Shimin's ancestors to the Xianbei Tuoba clan? Wha
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- 3 Light, Short, Scattered 轻,短,散 All kinds of wild imaginings, in short-story form. The trilogy: “Light, Short, Scattered,” “Soft, Transformed, Things,” and “Turn, Leave, Depart.” Part science fiction, driven by wild ideas. Light novels, short stories, and prose. Endless tracks, a long journey. Only your thoughts keep you from being alone. 0Votes131.3kRecs243.9kFans
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