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Urban: My Neighbors Don't Know Who I Am
Seven years ago, Chen Mo founded Xinghai Capital with a borrowed start-up capital. Seven years later, Xinghai Capital has become a business giant spanning finance, technology, medical care and real estate, but its real controller has never appeared in public. Tired of the vanity fair, Chen Mo returned to Linjiang City and moved into Qingteng Community. He only said that he was a free investor with no fixed job. Neighbors thought his income was unstable and enthusiastically introduced him to jobs
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The Long Night Is Young: in the Beginning, He Takes the Place of the Sick Prince to Supervise the Country.
The protagonist travels to an imaginary dynasty "Yong Dynasty" and becomes the companion of the East Palace. The prince is seriously ill, the emperor has lost contact during his northern tour, and powerful officials in Beijing, relatives, princes, nobles, and border troops all have their own agendas. The protagonist is secretly entrusted by the sick prince to take charge of secret edicts on behalf of the prince in the humble capacity of "Order of the East Palace" and supervise the country in tim
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I Built a Technology Empire
Chen Mo was laid off by a technology company at the age of 35 in his previous life. He was reborn after being drunk and returned to the summer vacation of his senior year of high school in 2008 in the New Calendar. Starting from earning his first pot of gold as a power leveler in an Internet cafe, Chen Mo went through social software, mobile payment, smartphones, and chip research and development, and finally established a world-class technology empire. Awakening the memory fragments of the futu
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Twilight of the Elements
In the middle of the twenty-second century, human beings have not achieved true equality because they have left the solar system. Instead, civilization is locked in a noose called the "chain of heavy elements." 99% Of the visible matter in the universe is hydrogen and helium. The platinum group metals needed to manufacture interstellar engines, the rare earths needed for superconducting circuits, and the heavy nuclear elements needed to maintain the tokamak magnetic poles of fusion reactors are
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