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Books by Fish in the Sky
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A View of Civilization Through History 文明史观
This book offers a whole new lens on history. It begins with a question asked beside a campfire ten thousand years ago: "When will this ever end?" From there, it ignites four engines: energy acquisition, anchoring meaning, reciprocal balance, and strategic parity. It shows you how the Spring and Autumn period and 1945-2008 shared the same formula for a golden age, and how the Warring States period and 2008-2026 shared the same underlying logic of "the collapse of rites and music." It dissects th
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The Third Son of the Yang Family Doesn’t Cultivate Immortality 杨家三郎不修仙
He doesn't believe that “the Way cannot be taught in words.” He counts the cycles of circulating energy as Dao sequences, records condensation times in tables, and plots medicinal-herb extraction rates as curves. Five years' worth of torn-up papers lie piled beside his pillow, every page bearing the same words: Measurable, bounded, reproducible. The world says: Water is the Great Dao, profound and mysterious beyond understanding. He says: Heavy water is a cage; nuclear force is a blade. These ar
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The Stone Monkey Buried the Heavenly Palace 石猴埋葬了天宫
After transmigrating to a world of gods and demons, I had no talent for cultivation, so I could only build merit through good deeds and first secure a guaranteed position with a Celestial Register of the Spirit Firmament. Who knew that after two and a half years of hard work, just as I finally earned a Ghost Immortal Celestial Register, the Heavenly Court would suddenly fall, ushering in a cataclysmic age! Who buried the Heavenly Palace? Rumor has it, it was a demon ape!
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My Path to Immortality in Journey to the West 我在西游的天仙之路
Jiang Yuan transmigrates during the second great battle at Flower-Fruit Mountain, five or six hundred years before the Journey to the West pilgrimage. Over those six hundred years, Wang Mang usurps the throne and Liu Xiu restores the Han; Zhang Daoling enters Shu and establishes his faith, while the Way of Great Peace sweeps across the Nine Provinces. The world is full of strange and wondrous events. Why is the Dragon King of the Jing River so unruly? How did the Six-Eared Macaque attain the Dao
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