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Books by Honey Pomelo
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The Carefree Prince of the Han Dynasty 大汉逍遥王
At first, all he wanted was to be a carefree prince who could eat, drink, and wait for death. But the trees yearned for stillness, while the wind would not relent. If you won't let me live in peace, then none of you will have an easy time either! And so Liu Deng rose in indignation, personally proposing this slogan and proclaiming it to all lands: All beneath heaven is Han soil; all who dwell within its borders are Han subjects. Any barbarian who refuses the civilizing influence of the Great Han
55kHeat3.8MPopularity4.3kReaders
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Destiny Fortune Teller 天命相师
I was picked up by Master, and my birth date was placed in my swaddling clothes. According to the "Senluo Xiangren Sutra" that Master taught me, if I am destined to be a calamity evil or a lonely person, I am destined to have a difficult marriage. I will be miserable in my old age and be alone. I will not have any relatives. Fortunately, I met my master, who treated me as his own son and taught me the five secret fortune-telling skills of mountain doctors. When I was ten years old, my master sac
21kHeat420kPopularity1.1kReaders
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The Powerful Minister of Great Song 大宋权臣
"Your Majesty, drink this bowl of medicine. It's time for you to go!" "I, I..."
19kHeat391kPopularity969Readers
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The Number One Traitor in Daliang 大梁第一奸贼
In the autumn of the second year of Jianyuan in the Liang Dynasty, the enthronement ceremony of the new emperor of Daliang: King Li Changsheng of Wei led a white deer to the palace and asked, "My lords, my king has an eye disease and cannot distinguish objects. Please tell me, is this a deer or a horse?" The whole house was silent. After a while, he said to him, "Do you think the king is a deer or a horse?" King Wei said: "This peerless black dragon colt!" Everyone said: "Congratulations to
18kHeat15kPopularity1.1kReaders
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Smoke and Clouds over the Great Liang 大梁烟云
Five years ago, when his homeland faced a crisis, he stepped forward and traded his pen for a sword. Five years later, the God of War of Daliang had spilled blood on the battlefield and won countless victories. But when he returned home, he found his family suffering cruel abuse. Enraged, he strode into the capital with his sword in hand and coldly asked the heavens: Who truly rules Daliang now?
17kHeat488kPopularity1.1kReaders