The Fake Hunter
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 喜欢都市悬疑、鉴宝破案题材的网络文学读者
- 对文物修复、古董鉴定与传统文化感兴趣的读者
- 看过《我在故宫修文物》并被修复师职业打动的人
- 习惯快节奏、带感情线的长篇故事的读者
Not a good fit for
- 需要严格学术考据、专业修复教程的从业者
- 不喜欢“男女主各藏身份互相试探”设定的读者
- 偏好纯文学慢节奏、排斥网文套路的读者
Reading tips
- 可把三卷(梅妻鹤子、青铜人头、白璧青蝇)视为三个叙事单元,每卷读完稍作停顿,梳理人物关系。
- 读到具体文物与修复技艺时不妨顺手检索,分清哪些真实存在、哪些是作者虚构。
- 先读剧情、后读知识;不必为硬啃古董术语放慢速度,术语不影响主线理解。
- 如果对修复师这个职业产生兴趣,可接着看《我在故宫修文物》纪录片或相关口述资料。
About the publisher
Jiuzhou Press is a comprehensive publisher with humanities, social sciences, and classic works as important publishing directions, maintaining a sustained focus on philosophy, history, literature, and social culture. Its catalogue includes works by modern literary masters such as Xiao Hong and Lu Xun, as well as intellectual and art history works by Xu Fuguan, including A History of Chinese Theories of Human Nature: Pre-Qin Volume, A History of Han Thought, and The Spirit of Chinese Art: A Study of Shitao. It also translates and introduces overseas academic works such as Peter H. Wilson's The Thirty Years War: Europe's Tragedy and Peter Suber's The Case of the Speluncean Explorers, and covers cross-cultural exchange themes such as From Dunhuang to Samarkand. Its publishing character lies in balancing the organization of original texts with academic translation, forming relatively stable author and title resources in categories including philosophy, military affairs, theory, and social culture. More complete information about the press's publishing history and plans is limited in publicly available sources; this summary is based only on the titles in the catalogue.
Contents
- Volume One Plum Wife Crane Son
- Chapter 1 A Cool Breeze from the Sleeve
- Chapter 2 The Book Doctor
- Chapter 3 One Leaf Blocks the Eye
- Chapter 4 The Stuck-Bowl Method
- Chapter 5 The Bearing of a Master
- Chapter 6 Into the Trap
- Chapter 7 In Search of the Bat
- Chapter 8 Shape-Following Patch
- Chapter 9 One Arrow, Three Hawks
- Chapter 10 An Enemy for Life
- Chapter 11 The Pool Looks Shallow When Clear
- Chapter 12 Treasures in Flowers and Leaves
- Chapter 13 Maintaining Deterrence
- Chapter 14 The Hongmen Banquet
- Chapter 15 Mysterious Pursuit
- Chapter 16 Luring the Snake from Its Hole
- Chapter 17 Plum Wife Crane Son
- Chapter 18 Blind or Slapped in the Face
- Chapter 19 Suspending the Auction
- Chapter 20 Preparing the Counterattack
- Chapter 21 The Story Within the Story
- Volume Two Bronze Head
- Chapter 22 I Fear Deception
- Chapter 23 Another Version of the Story
- Chapter 24 Auction Storms
- Chapter 25 Pawns
- Chapter 26 The Hunter and the Prey
- Chapter 27 No Sun, No Light
- Chapter 28 I Will Judge You
- Chapter 29 Hard to Tell Anyone
- Chapter 30 Thank Heaven You're Here
- Chapter 31 The Bronze Head... Has No Head
- Chapter 32 Blood-Red Pupils
- Chapter 33 Evil Cannot Prevail
- Chapter 34 No One Can Resist Such a Temptation
- Chapter 35 The Peach Blossom Incident
- Chapter 36 Overreaching
- Chapter 37 Seizing Power
- Chapter 38 Casting Bait to Fish
FAQ
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About the author
Liu Xiahui is a Chinese web novelist known for urban-themed fiction. Public information about him is limited, and reliable sources have yet to record details such as his birthplace, education, or writing career. Judging from the four works included in the collection, his writing centers on two categories: social fiction and time-travel/alternate-world fiction. The Genius Doctor revolves around a medical practitioner and carries a clear professional flavor, while Ni Lin and Hot Star: The Superstar Who Walked Out of Prison lean toward urban legend, often following characters who rise from marginal circumstances. His plots move at a brisk pace, with concentrated conflict, and he is skilled at using identity contrasts and come-from-behind reversals to create narrative tension. Overall, Liu Xiahui's works stay close to contemporary urban life, combining genre-driven excitement with a measure of social observation, and suit readers who prefer light, fluid storytelling.