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Books by Cui Zhaozhao
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My Years as a Yin-Yang Master 我当阴阳先生的那几年
Our story begins with a young man. Have you heard the many strange tales passed down among the people? Have you ever admired and yearned for the gifted figures in those stories, each possessing extraordinary arts? This book tells the stories of such gifted people scattered throughout the land. They have mastered the arts of Qimen Dunjia. When their abilities are no longer recognized by this age, what choice will they make?
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The Three Paths 三途志
The story begins one day a thousand years ago, when an ominous star that had been brewing for a long time suddenly appeared in the sky. The transformation of this star chart signaled both the end of the rise and fall of dynasties and the beginning of the young people’s journey to seek the Dao and pursue immortality. They say that demons and evil spirits emerge in chaotic times, and chaos truly did bring forth a world of ghosts and gods beyond the reach of ordinary people. In the heart of the wil
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Spirit Medium 跳大神
The shamanic rituals known as "tiaodashen" originated in the shamanistic traditions of the black-soil lands of Liaoyuan in Northeast China. They are a way for the living to communicate with the dead and evil spirits. The official explanation usually dismisses them as feudal superstition, but they are steeped in mysterious folk tales. Few people today have witnessed them, yet almost everyone has heard of them. It feels as though this kind of thing is not so far removed from us, and yet not quite
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The Years I Spent as a Birdman 我当鸟人的那几年
As the saying goes, a mountain need not be tall to be famous if it has an immortal, and water need not be deep to be sacred if it has a dragon. A person needn't fear turning into a bird, as long as they can fly. That sounded like nonsense, thought Zhang Shifei, in his twenties. At that moment, he was staring speechlessly at his garish plumage, bitterly lamenting why, of all things, he had turned into a bird. And not even a particularly big one. Perhaps he didn't know that, even as he ranted and
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