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Single Men Get Wives: I'm a Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Married the Campus Belle 单身发老婆，我百岁大爷娶校花
Lin Feng is the only cultivator on Blue Star. After seventy years of secluded cultivation, he finally emerged from seclusion. But without an ID card, he couldn't get anything done, so he had no choice but to go to a government office. "Sir, your new ID card is ready." "But the marriage rate is too low these days, so the Empire has introduced a nationwide big-data program to assign spouses." "Since you're still single, you'll need to enter your interests, hobbies, age, and so on. The big data wil
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I Divorced Her and Donated My Billions in Assets. My Ex-Wife Was Stunned 离婚捐出百亿资产，前妻人傻了
Lin Feng has just transmigrated into the body of a man with assets worth tens of billions. But there's a problem: his wife wants a divorce and half of his fortune. Lin Feng thinks, fine, let's get divorced. He doesn't need a woman like that anyway. Five billion is enough to spend for the rest of his life. But right then, the System arrives. Option one: Agree to the divorce and receive five billion in assets. Option two: Refuse the divorce and be rewarded with a height reduction of 139 centimeter
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At a Hundred, I Get a Wife: Choose One of Ten Goddesses 百岁配老婆，十个女神选一个
In a parallel world, the extremely low marriage rate has become a social phenomenon. The Empire has no choice but to use big data and algorithms to assess the future marital happiness of unmarried adults across the internet, based on their personalities, interests, ages, and other factors. The maximum score is 99, and the top-scoring pair must marry. Lin Feng, the only immortal on Blue Star, emerges from seventy years of seclusion. Without an ID card, he can barely get around, so he heads to a g
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A Wife Upon Graduation: Pick One of Ten Campus Beauties to Marry 毕业发老婆，十个校花选一个结婚
In a parallel world, young people refusing to marry has become a social phenomenon. With no other choice, the Empire required all university students to undergo a post-graduation marriage compatibility test. A big-data algorithm used their names, personalities, interests, and more to calculate their predicted happiness as a married couple. The maximum score was 99, and the top-scoring pair had to get married. The graduation gala was also matchmaking day. At last, the moment all the men had been
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