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Books by 程陈宸三种

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  1. Reborn in 2016: I Saw Every Trend Coming 重生2016我预判了所有风口 Urban Romance22k WordsOngoing A technical genius cast aside by capital in 2035 opens his eyes five days before the start of his junior year, able to see what everyone will do in the next 72 hours. He died at a board meeting in 2035. When he opens his eyes again, he's in an internet cafe. Back five days before his junior year, back to having nothing, back to an era when no one had heard him speak. Then he discovers something new in his mind. He can see the next seventy-two hours. Not a vague premonition, but crystal-clear sce 0Reads0Flowers0Tickets
  2. 1959: From the Start, I Sign In at a Siheyuan and Become a Procurement Officer 1959四合院开局签到当采购 Urban Romance144k WordsOngoing In August 1959, I was eighteen, had graduated from high school, and had no job lined up. Our rice jar was almost empty, and we still owed money for my mother's medicine. Everyone in the compound looked at me and thought the same three words: good-for-nothing. Then I got my first piece of pork through a sign-in at courtyard No. 95, Nanluoguxiang. From that day on, my path just kept getting wider. The factory was short on bearings, so I got them two boxes in three days. The canteen was short on me 0Reads0Flowers0Tickets
  3. I Quit and Returned to My County, Turning a Poor County into a Metropolis 辞职回县城我把穷县干成了大都市 Urban Romance87k WordsOngoing At twenty-six, earning 400,000 yuan a year in Shanghai, I slapped my resignation letter down on the general manager's desk. The day I returned to my county hometown, my whole family gathered around to persuade me: "If you can't make it in Shanghai, come back. Your cousin's quarry needs someone to keep an eye on the equipment. Four thousand a month, with two meals included." The year the county machinery factory went bankrupt, my dad took 8,000 yuan in exchange for giving up his seniority. His ba 0Reads0Flowers0Tickets