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Enshi’s Hidden Realm: Records of Mountains and Seas, Part Two: The Sunken Seal of Sanmao
The Jian Shi Dragon Bone Cave has preserved the secret bones of an ancient people for a million years, while the thousand-year-old Qing River conceals the mountains-and-seas seal of the Ba people. In the thirteenth year of the Yongzheng reign, the Qing court’s campaign to replace native chieftains with imperial officials descended like thunder. The four-hundred-year dynasty of native chieftains in the Wuling Mountains was on the verge of collapse. Tan Xuan, the last chieftain of Sanmao, held the
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I Am Doing Fitness in Datang
A modern personal trainer travels through the prosperous Tang Dynasty and discovers that the Tang Dynasty's "fatness is considered beautiful" is nothing more than a carbohydrate overload for the entire population. He opened the first fitness school in the Tang Dynasty, using modern fitness system + commercial methods to fight against ethics and the powerful. The career is booming and the love is deep-rooted, but the time and space of thousands of years have begun to shake violently. On one si
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The Secret Realms of Enshi: Records of Mountains and Seas, Part Three: The Qingjiang's Fading Branch
A century ago, Tan Xuan, chieftain of Sanmao, used his own body to seal the rift between the mountains and seas beneath the Qing River, temporarily holding it shut. After the old chieftain system was abolished and replaced with regular administration, the artisan families and the Tima lineage went underground, quietly guarding the ley-line formation anchors from generation to generation. The ancient arts of the Ba people's White Tiger secret patterns, cave mechanisms, and mountain-spirit rites w
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Bandit Tales of Shizhou
In 1950, in Shizhou, western Hubei, at the junction of Hunan, Hubei, and Sichuan, a hundred thousand karst caves lie hidden along both banks of the Qing River, riddled with sinkholes and underground rivers. After the War of Liberation, remnants of the Nationalist army and Military Statistics Bureau agents join forces with local bullies to form ruthless cave bandits. They occupy a vast cave system, waiting for a chance to counterattack with their radios, while burning and pillaging villages and t
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The Great Wilderness of Guandian: A Century of Jingchu Migration
When the great floods ravaged Jingchu, one family left their home and fled a thousand miles before settling in the wilds of Guandian, Jianshi. The mule caravans of the ancient Ba Salt Road have long since departed, while banditry and revolution sweep through the mountains one after another. From displaced refugees sheltering in caves to a family putting down roots deep in the mountains. Across four generations and more than a century, amid the countless mountains of Wuling, they write the turbul
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