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Books by 迟笔两生
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Branded a Traitor, I Waited a Thousand Years for Her 背了通敌的罪，我等她一千年
On the night of the Lantern Festival, thirty thousand lanterns were lit in Chang'an. Nine thousand seven hundred of them belonged to his family. That same night, in the ancestral hall, he used his mother's silver hairpin to scrape his name from the family register. His father came through the door with a sword in hand. He fled Chang'an and headed north, seeking refuge in the city guarded by his biological father. After twenty-two days under siege, the city fell. His father took his own life, and
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The Whole City Calls Me a Traitor, and I've Borne the Blame for Nineteen Years 满城骂我卖关，我背了十九年
> The history books say she surrendered the city, threw herself into the water, and died in its dark waters. > The history books are wrong. There are two voices in this book. The unmarked “I” belongs to someone a thousand years later, opening a script on a film set. The indented “you” is her, from back then, asking questions. Two people, separated by a thousand years of water, asking the same thing.
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