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Books by The Passing Sands of Youth
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- Dream of the White Whale 白鲸之梦 The Industrial Revolution unleashed an explosion in productivity, while capital laughed amid its bloody plunder. The people suffered, the environment was vile, and the world was dark and turbulent. Could individual freedom flourish in this age? The spark of the future has already been lit, illuminating a brand-new sky. 4kClicks0Favorites0Recs
- World, 世界， Across the boundless Sea of Worlds, countless worlds stand side by side, while philosophers explore in pursuit of elusive truths. Set out and uncover the truth of the worlds! 1.1kClicks0Favorites0Recs
- The Battle of the Disciplines 学科之战 The new college entrance exam system replaced the old one and placed control of education firmly in its hands. It introduced the reform allowing students to choose three of six subjects, and to test how well students performed in each subject, it launched the Subject Wars. 728Clicks1Favorites0Recs
- Final Silence 终默 In the end, we will all fall silent. 640Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- Neurosis, Corruption, and Slacking Off 神经与黑化与咸鱼 Tags: [Three storylines, three protagonists] [Moderately angsty, no toxic content] [Contains strange material] [Warm and healing] [Everyday life] [Showbiz flavor] [A very strange story about having fun] A friendly warning: this contains plenty of strange buffs, including [gender reversal], [another world], [subverting expectations], [soul swapping], [self-castration]... Synopsis: The past lies buried, while the wheels of fate weave chaos in the name of fun. With help from the God of Fun, a neuro 353Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- Bloodline 血 裔 Blood flows across a land torn apart by prejudice and hatred. A backward, cold-blooded civilization is built on bloodsucking. The sin of blood is passed down through the bloodline, and warmth is soaked in bloodstains. A fate under another's control: the moon over the clear sea shines bright as water; tears run dry, life is extinguished, and all that remains is bitter regret and pity. —Clicks0Favorites0Recs
