Celebrating the New Year, a full set of 11 volumes

The complete set of novels to celebrate the new year included ten books, such as " A Guest from afar,"" People in the Capital,"" Fog in the North Sea,"" The Dragon Throne,"" The Hanging Thorn,"" The Imperial Envoy of Jiangnan,"" The City Is Full of White Frost,"" There Are Dogs Under the Sky,"" The Change of Dongshan," and " The Wind Rising from the Apple Powder."

There were a total of 10 volumes in the entire set of novels. The author of this series was Maoni, and the publishing house was the People's Literature Press. The exact price, whether the second half of the book would be published, and whether there would be a final version were not clear. The readers can read the full text of the celebration online for free on Qidian Chinese Network, Xiaoxiang Academy, and other websites.

There were a total of 10 volumes of novels to celebrate the new year, including ten books such as " A Guest from afar,"" People in the Capital,"" Fog in the North Sea,"" The Dragon Throne is Above,"" The Hanging Thorn,"" The Imperial Envoy of Jiangnan,"" The City Is Full of White Frost,"" There Are Dogs Under Heaven,"" The Change of Dongshan," and " The Wind Raises the Apple Dust."

There were a total of 10 volumes of novels to celebrate the new year, including ten books such as " A Guest from afar,"" People in the Capital,"" Fog in the North Sea,"" The Dragon Throne is Above,"" The Hanging Thorn,"" The Imperial Envoy of Jiangnan,"" The City Is Full of White Frost,"" There Are Dogs Under Heaven,"" The Change of Dongshan," and " The Wind Raises the Apple Dust."

There were a total of 12 volumes of the novel, written by Maoni and published by the People's Literature Press. Among them were "A Guest from afar,""A Man in the Capital,""Fog in the North Sea,""The Dragon Throne Above,""The Hanging Thorn,""The Imperial Envoy of Jiangnan,""The City Is Full of White Frost,""There Are Dogs Under the Heavens,""The Change of Dongshan,""The Wind Raises the Apple Powder," and so on. It was unclear whether the second half of the book was published or whether there was a final version.

There were 12 volumes in the entire set of novels, not 11. Some search results showed a total of 13 or 14 volumes, while others showed a total of 15 volumes. Therefore, it was impossible to determine if there were 11 volumes in the entire set of novels.

There were a total of 12 volumes in the entire set of novels. The specific contents included the first volume in Danzhou, the second volume in Jingdou, the third volume in Cangshan Snow, the fourth volume in Beihai Fog, and the fifth volume in Jinghua Jiangnan. It was unclear whether the second half of the book was published or whether there was a final version. The readers can read the full text of the celebration online for free on Qidian Chinese Network, Xiaoxiang Academy, and other websites.

There were a total of 10 volumes in the entire set of novels. The author of this series was Maoni, and the publishing house was the People's Literature Press. These books could be purchased from multiple online bookstores, such as Jingdong and Dangdang. The specific content and introduction could be seen on the purchase page.

There were 12 or 15 volumes in the entire set of physical books of the novels celebrating the New Year, not 8. Among them, the Taiwan edition was divided into three parts. The first part had five volumes, the second part had seven volumes, and the third part had eight volumes. Nine copies of the revised version had been published in the mainland, and the publication catalog showed that there were 12 copies. The People's Literature Press published the first five volumes of the revised edition, as well as the complete collection of volumes 1-14. Therefore, the entire set of novels celebrating the new year had a total of 12 or 15 volumes.

There were a total of 10 volumes in the entire set of novels. The author of this series was Maoni, and the publishing house was the People's Literature Press. The exact price, whether the second half of the book would be published, and whether there would be a final version were not clear. The readers can read the full text of the celebration online for free on Qidian Chinese Network, Xiaoxiang Academy, and other websites.