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Miraculous Doctor Consort: Bravely Saving the Emperor's Life
No anesthetic? Hard cut. No antibiotics? In terms of local law. The courtiers scolded him for sorcery and delusion and wanted to burn him to death. He raised his sword and snatched the emperor back from the hands of the King of Hell. The first thing Chai Rong did when he woke up was to hold his hand with red eyes: "I will give you half of my kingdom." This sword cut off the fate of the country for two hundred years in the Great Zhou Dynasty. A surgeon's lancet cuts not just a sore, but an iron
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Climbing Out of the Cracks in Life
Qin Mu, who graduated from a junior college, stayed up late reading in the factory and was ridiculed by his coworkers for "pretending to be an educated person." Cheng Ye, who has a technical secondary school degree, typed the first line of code during a break in the assembly line. At two o'clock in the morning, the only sound in the dormitory was his keyboard. Zhou Xiaodong, who has not graduated from junior high school, used two months of his salary to buy takeaway courses. While others were pl
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Hidden Antiques: Appreciating Treasures Means Identifying Fortunes
The great treasures of the Three Qin Dynasties have been stored for centuries, and the undercurrents of Changlefang and Jinshi Antique City are surging! Qin Shouzang, a great collector in Guanzhong, has established himself in the antique world with his three unique skills: bronze eyes, stone-carved hands, and porcelain hearts. He can determine authenticity with one glance, and determine life or death with one hand. Tomb robbers spy on the tombs of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Ma Qiye robs heavy b
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Dark Tombs of Loess: My Personal Experience of Tomb Robbery in Guanzhong
My name is Chen Shouzhuo, a native of Fengqiyuan. In the 1980s when material was scarce, there was an old saying circulating on the plateau: "There are treasures under the plateau, and gold grows in the soil." However, my grandfather warned me: The soil on the plateau buries our ancestors, not our wealth. Whoever breaks the rules breaks the rules. But after the wheat harvest that year, a group of foreigners carrying canvas bags and holding Luoyang shovels broke into the village. Their eyes ar
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National Treasure Mystery: Old Master
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