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Books by 离沐寒
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- Interdimensional Livestream: The Greatest Streamer in the Galaxy 万界直播间星际最牛主播 Conquer the insect race with a pack of spicy strips, win over the divine race with a hot pot meal. Lin Xiaobai: I'm the greatest bluffer in the stars. Pay up! Myriad Worlds Livestream System: Randomly transmigrate to different worlds, gain bizarre abilities, and receive tips from across dimensions. Abilities are random and depend entirely on luck. For example, "Catch a Blade with Bare Hands: Limited Edition" doesn't work on firearms, and you have to yell "I've got it!" every time you use it. Sav 533.4kReads554Flowers0Tickets
- National Fate: The Moment China's Stars Shine 国运：华夏群星闪耀时 Rifts in history have appeared, turning every nation's regrets into battlefields of what might have been. The Dragon Kingdom has the world's highest paradox score: a curse, but also its strongest trump card. Lin Que, a fourth-year history student, is chosen to represent the Dragon Kingdom and awakens the All-Seeing Eye, which reveals hidden connections between historical regrets. When Zheng He's treasure ships become a celestial mountain at sea, Zhu Yuanzhang's slipper flies toward Zhu Di, and t 336.8kReads151Flowers0Tickets
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Death Stares at Me, but I Can See the Odds in Supernatural Tales 死亡目视我能在怪谈里看见概率
On the subway ride home after working overtime, Jiang Che suddenly saw blood-red numbers appear before his eyes, visible only to him: 99.9%. System prompt: That was his probability of death. The passengers in the carriage had no faces. The old woman across from him asked, "How many people got off?" At the end of the corridor, a bride in red waited for him to say her name. This wasn't a paranormal incident. It was a rules-based horror game. Don't speak, don't ask, don't look back, don't look in t
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- The Doll 人偶 Today I let out words I'd been holding in for far too long. About days when everything was decided for me, the hurt of being ignored, and all the control that was forever called "for your own good." I wrote something called The Puppet, comparing people to marionettes pulled by strings. Those strings are the words people have held over us since childhood: "be obedient," "be sensible," "make us proud." My hands were shaking as I wrote, but when I finished, my heart felt just a little lighter. I ju 75.5kReads68Flowers0Tickets