Books Worth Raving About 赞不绝口的好书推荐

1 谍 Shadows Over the Skies 谍影凌云 Luo Feiyu罗飞羽Military6.9M WordsCompleted A makeup artist from a later era transmigrates into the past and absorbs the memories of two people. While tracking down Japanese spies, dismantling countless spy organizations, and capturing spy after spy, Chu Lingyun also disguises himself as a Japanese man, infiltrates enemy ranks to gather intelligence, and maneuvers among Japan’s elite. In that turbulent era, Chu Lingyun uses his wit and intelligence to contribute to his country’s struggle and earn achievements that will never be forgotten. 4Votes21.7MRecs685.1kFans

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A makeup artist from the future travels back in time and absorbs the memories of two people. Chu Lingyun, who tracks down Japanese spies, dismantles countless Japanese spy organizations, and captures one Japanese spy after another, also disguises himself as a Japanese to infiltrate enemy ranks, extract intelligence, and navigate the inner workings of the Japanese high command. In that turbulent era, Chu Lingyun used his wit and wisdom to contribute to the cause of fighting the epidemic for his motherland, and made indelible contributions.

9 始 The First Emperor's Beloved Grandson 始皇家的好圣孙 It's March三月啦Historical1.8M WordsCompleted His father abandoned him for the throne. His mother, the one who had depended on him, wanted him dead. His own brothers rebelled against him. His only close friend sent assassins to kill him. His eldest son rejected his beliefs, and his youngest son brought down his empire. As the First Emperor, betrayal had become an ordinary part of life. Of course, none of it mattered anymore. After a lifetime of toil, the First Emperor only wanted to enjoy his old age, cared for by his beloved grandson. He a 2Votes70.1kRecs595.4kFans

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His father, the king, abandoned him; his mother, on whom he depended for survival, wanted to kill him; his own brothers rebelled against him; his only close friend sent an assassin to kill him; his eldest son betrayed his beliefs; and his youngest son overthrew his country. For the First Emperor, betrayal was commonplace. Of course, none of that matters anymore. Having worked hard all his life, the First Emperor only wanted to enjoy his remaining years in the care of his beloved grandson. While he's at it, he's also thinking about when to quit and let his lazy grandson take on the responsibilities of the nation. (Family bonds, redemption, family happiness...)