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Books by 我是社恐男
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Reborn in a Siheyuan, Starting in 1943 重生四合院从1943开始
A master's graduate from a university of traditional Chinese medicine transmigrates to the Four-Nine City of 1943 after a car accident. Using his medical skills in the Four-Nine City, he navigates between the Japanese and the collaborators, helping the Military Statistics Bureau and the underground Communist Party obtain intelligence. With the storage space awarded by his System, he plunders all kinds of supplies from the Japanese and then passes them on to the underground party. At the same tim
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Siheyuan: I Keep a Low Profile 四合院之我很低调
I'm a bit stingy, but only with scoundrels who mean me harm and just want to bleed me dry. I'm not stingy with myself or my family. What should I do when Old Master Yi, the moral busybody, tries to guilt-trip me again? Break his arms and legs. What should I do when the Jia family, who supposedly decide whether the courtyard is peaceful or not, starts causing trouble? Cut off their source of handouts and find Silly Zhu a wife. What should I do when Xu Damao is infertile? I can't let his wife bear
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- Siheyuan: The Ghost of Beiping 四合院之北平幽灵 The Host transmigrates to 1944 in the city of Jiu Si Cheng, with a space the size of a football field. He becomes the most ordinary little police officer. The Japanese surrender is only a year away. The Japanese can sense that their end is near, so they begin plundering the people's wealth like mad. As a patriotic citizen of the Dragon Kingdom, how could he let the Japanese take away the wealth that belongs to the Dragon Kingdom? So at night, he becomes a ghost, using the lightness skills reward 131.1kReads714Flowers1Tickets
- Siheyuan: Turning the Tables on the Greedy Neighbors 四合院之反向吸血众禽 Lu Yun was a top student who graduated from a prestigious university, but an accident caused him to transmigrate to the 1960s. He found himself living in the infamous No. 95 "Bird Nest" compound. Not long after arriving, he ran into the famous scene of Jia Zhangshi blocking the entrance and demanding a home. At the time, Lu Yun was an honest, simple young man who had just turned eighteen. Until he understood the rules for surviving in this era, and had enough strength to protect himself, he deci —Reads—Flowers—Tickets