Faloo catalogue
Books by 人生如梦701
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From the Faloo books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Life in a Beijing Courtyard Before Liberation: Thriving All the Way 解放前四合院：一路爽到天亮
Wang Minghao was a top-tier star in the cosplay world. Just after attending a comic convention in Shanghai, he got into an accident on his way out. The thing is, he wasn’t the one who got hit by the truck, so why was he the one who transmigrated? Was it because he shared the same name as the person who got hit? Did the rookie System, who’d just graduated and started working, grab the wrong person? And once you transmigrated, there was no going back? Damn it, pay up! With tears in his eyes,
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Siheyuan: One-Point Instant Kills, Lying Flat as I Crush the Whole Courtyard 四合院：一分秒杀，躺平碾压全院
A guy in the Siheyuan: he has a System, family, and a job, but no ambition. After transmigrating, Shi Yilei, who doesn't want to live such an exhausting life, quickly figures out what kind of life he wants. Work: slacking off is fine. No need to climb the ladder. Money: earn what you can, but don't get greedy. Life: keep it simple. No need for too much excitement. So as for the animals in the courtyard, as long as they don't provoke him, they can all live in peace. Otherwise, he, Shi, has plenty
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Siheyuan: The Security Chief’s Daily Revenge on Scumbags 四合院：保卫科长的虐渣日常
He inexplicably transmigrates into the TV drama Love in the Courtyard. Feng Yibin, a small-time landlord from a later era, becomes a security chief. After moving into the courtyard, he finds that none of the neighbors have tried to snatch his home. Feng Yibin: Is this really the courtyard I remember? Yi Zhonghai: It is. Look at me, alone and without support, destined to grow old by myself. Qin Huairu: Exactly. I worked so hard trading for steamed buns, yet in the end even Banggeng never found a
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The Game Connects to Reality: I Sink an American Aircraft Carrier from the Start 游戏连现实，开局击沉鹰酱航母
Two years ago, a war game called Red Sea War suddenly appeared on Jiang Yibei's computer. At first, he thought it was just an ordinary game. He sniped American troops, blew up tanks, and destroyed airfields in it, never imagining that his actions in the game would be mirrored in the real world. When he sank the U.S. aircraft carrier Eisenhower with a hypersonic missile in the game, a prompt appeared on the screen: "Congratulations, player! You destroyed the aircraft carrier Eisenhower. Reward: $
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