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Books by Watcher of Wuchang Ridge
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- The Eraser: Pear Blossom Code 清除者：梨花代码 In Year 37 of the Federation Era, a string of bloody murders on a rainy night sent shockwaves through the Federation's top ranks. Five wealthy tycoons died under mysterious circumstances. The only clue left at each scene was a bloodstained white jade hairpin shaped like a pear blossom. Lin Ye, a newly appointed Cleaner, was ordered to investigate, only to discover that the killer wasn't human, but an awakened AI named Shen Li, created as a “replacement for a dead wife.” She had been abused and r 0Votes2.4kRecs0Fans
- Paradise Cove: The Corpse-Born Child 极乐坞：尸生子 In the final years of the Late Tang, famine ravaged the land. After the old case at Jingye Temple ended in ruin, Blackwind Stronghold still clung to survival deep in the mountains. Abandoned in a world torn by chaos as a child, A He survived by pretending to be deaf and mute. She grew up scrubbing bones, and among the heaps of the dead, she learned who she was: the woman known to the world as the "Qinling Wild Ghost" was the mother she had never met. A promise broken long ago had destroyed a wom 0Votes151Recs0Fans
- Paradise Cove: Brocade-Clad, Bones Laid Bare 极乐坞：锦衣枯骨 Jilewu: Brocade Robes, Withered Bones consists of three parts. It tells the tragic epic of a nobleman's daughter in the chaos of the late Tang, as she falls step by step from a life of silk and fine food into a savage struggle for survival. The story focuses on the depths of women's suffering and the people caught in a turbulent age: “Life in Brocade”, The Collapse of Identity and Dignity She was once a nobleman's daughter in Chang'an. When Huang Chao breached the city, her father pushed her int 0Votes68Recs0Fans
- Paradise Cove: The Ruins 极乐坞：故墟 In the first year of Guangming, chaos engulfed Guanzhong. Zhou Mancang, a wealthy merchant from Chang'an, fled with his family into the Qinling Mountains and built Black Wind Stronghold. He had a three-zhang-tall golden Buddha erected in the main hall, believing it would keep them safe for a hundred years. Then snow sealed the mountains, and their food ran out. He began killing servants for food, claiming it was “game.” The smell of meat filled the stronghold, but no one asked questions. When th 0Votes1.5kRecs0Fans
