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Blood Red Jiangnan
As their homeland crumbles, ordinary men and women of Jiangnan struggle to make choices amid the flames of war, burdened by private grudges, cowardice, and human flaws. Personal love and hatred become entangled with duty to their country. Through hardship, they hold fast to their principles and defend their homeland with their own flesh and blood. Heroes are ordinary people. Resistance does not always end in triumph. In a chaotic age, it is the steadfastness of ordinary people that embodies true
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Xiaoqiaoliushuirenjia
A Wuxi woman lurked alone behind enemy lines during the eleven years of war, separated from her lover by mountains and rivers, and wrote the long song of the family and country of the people of Jiangnan with faith and hope.
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Memory Recovery Engineer
A girl who can hear the memories of old things repairs the broken time fragments for a time traveler who has lost all his memory, and finally discovers that the person she is looking for is herself three hundred years ago.
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The Biography of Xue Fucheng
Xue Fucheng (1838–1894), a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu, was an early reformist thinker and diplomat in the late Qing dynasty. He began his career in Zeng Guofan’s household, spent ten years in Li Hongzhang’s Beiyang administration, and eventually served as an envoy to Britain, France, Italy, and Belgium. Nearly twenty years before Kang Youwei, he proposed that “a joint government of ruler and people is the most balanced arrangement.” In his Treatise on Maritime Affairs, he bluntly advocated “buildin
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Memory Stitching
When memories can be cut and stitched together like clothes, who can still prove that “I” am “me”? A thriller that pushes the limits of self-perception.
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I Laughed So Hard Even the Heavenly Dao Knelt Before Me
A man who couldn't smile tricked the Three Realms, and in the end taught the whole world that a smile is just a smile. It needs no reason and comes at no cost.
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The Heartflow of the Great Tang
: An “unusual” wuxia historical novel. It has none of the thrill of “fighting monsters and leveling up,” but offers an immersive experience of “tracing the ink marks of contracts.” It has none of the tragic ballads of “the nation and all under heaven,” but resonates with “building trust through trade along the Silk Road.” The protagonist, Cao Poyan, is no hero of “unmatched martial prowess,” but a cultivator of the “flow of commerce.” Amid the bustle of Chang’an’s Western Market, he “still his m
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Jixiang Temple, Which Welcomes Only Those Destined to Visit
Use villains' logic against villains, and a false Buddha's facade to conceal a truly kind heart. Auspicious Temple is no temple, but the villains' comeuppance.
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Thirty-Seven Degrees at Evening Rush Hour
Beneath the vast, cold gears of the age, acknowledge and embrace your ordinary self, and use the warmth of your thirty-seven-degree body to mend the cracks life has left behind.
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The Curse of the Ancient House in the Dark
The Curse of the Haunted Manor at Night follows a group of young people as they explore a mysterious old manor, revealing the many sides of human nature in an atmosphere of extreme terror. Faced with a steady stream of horrifying incidents and the threat of death, the protagonists move from fear and confusion to firm resolve and cooperation. Lin Yu's courageous leadership, Chen Feng's self-sacrifice, Li Yue's cool analysis, and Su Yao's growth amid adversity all embody the kindness, courage, and
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My System Has a Bit of a Problem
Through the protagonist's experiences, this novel tells readers that there is no standard answer for success. Even if the whole world thinks you're crazy, as long as you're happy and free, you're the strongest of all.
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Reembroidering Lakes and Mountains, Originally Titled Still Remembering Jiangnan
Spend half a lifetime for our homeland, and a single thought to protect old friends. After war has ravaged the land, peace finally comes to the world. The love between men and women in a golden age has always rested on the safety of their country and people.
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Silence Beneath the Gears
Set against the fall of Wuxi in 1938, the novel tells the story of Wu Mingyuan, a highly accomplished mechanical engineering graduate who is forced to swallow an underground list and then struggles to survive in silence. The work seeks to show that in the darkest of times, resistance does not always stem from lofty ideals. More often, it is simply about holding on to the basic principles of being human. The author moves away from the traditional sense of triumph found in war-of-resistance stori
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Still Remembering Jiangnan
He devoted half his life to his family and country, and a single conviction to protecting an old friend. After years of war, the land finally found peace. The deep love shared by a prosperous age's people has always rested on the safety of their country and home.
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