Zongheng catalogue
Books by Born Day After Day
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From the Zongheng books we index, matched on the author's name.
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I Transmigrated into Lin Chong and Became Daiyu's Biological Father 穿越林冲，我成了黛玉亲爹
I transmigrated into a combined edition of the Four Great Classical Novels, where all the familiar characters and empires coexist in a single world. With a new soul, Lin Chong is no longer a pushover. I once gathered heroes at Liangshan, fought across the Three Kingdoms, and subdued female demons on the Journey to the West. When I achieve fame and success, become a Martial Sage, take my seat on a lotus throne, and earn the title of Immortal Venerable, I suddenly discover that a romance from year
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The Song Dynasty's Top Scholar 大宋第一状元郎
On the eve of Jingkang, the Great Song is at peace, and Bianliang is awash in spring revelry. After transmigrating into the body of a widely renowned upright gentleman, Yang Lin receives looks of respect wherever he goes. But his true nature is almost impossible to keep under wraps...
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I'm Really Not a Corrupt Official 我真不是狗官
I am greedy for money, lustful, sweet-talking, cunning and cunning, but I know that I am a good person...
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Preaching Across the Six Dynasties 我在六朝传道
This is a wondrous world, where six kingdoms from the Four Great Classical Novels stand side by side. Strategists devise one brilliant scheme after another, while heroes and champions command the four seas. Zhuge Liang commands the winds and rain; Guan Yu sweeps his blade across the river. That year, Lu Bu was dead, but his widow Diao Chan was still as alluring as ever. Lin Daiyu had yet to arrive at the Grand View Garden and was still a dainty little girl. Jinlian's clothes pole had yet to stri
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Marching North to Conquer the Qing 北上伐清
The tears of the remaining people are all in the dust, and the rivers and mountains are beneath the knees of the Han children. Today we have gathered a crowd of thirty million, stroking our hands to show off the Han attire.
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