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Lost in Another World
Truffle is a girl who cannot be found after being thrown into a human body. One day, she disappeared in the swimming pool and entered a strange world. By chance, she became a wise man. There are many kinds of species in this world, and there are many dangers. How can she survive in this alien world without systematic help and without the golden finger? The author is brainless, so please don't go into details. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coinciden
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I Really Can't Be the Ancient God of Medicine
Su Xiaohai was a drugstore clerk who bravely took his own life once and his soul traveled to ancient times. In this wild and backward place, she started to make money while collecting beautiful men, a story about a little shop assistant who shines. There is no beauty, no golden finger, the heroine has a simple character, no white lotus or green tea. An imaginary history, no corresponding dynasties, primary school students' writing style, preschool IQ, harem's brainless and refreshing writing. Th
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I Was the God of Medicine in Ancient Times
Su Xiaohai was a drugstore clerk who bravely took his own life once and his soul traveled to ancient times. In this wild and backward place, she started to make money while collecting beautiful men, a story about a little shop assistant who shines. There is no beauty, no golden finger, the heroine has a simple character, no white lotus or green tea. An imaginary history, no corresponding dynasties, primary school students' writing style, preschool IQ, harem's brainless and refreshing writing. Th
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How Are You in a Foreign Country?
Copywriting: Li Sizhe, a good-for-nothing boy, is considered a "trash", "slut" and "otaku" in the eyes of his family and teachers. He hates this boring world so much that he hopes the end of the world will come soon every day, until one day, disaster strikes. This is the growth story of a good-for-nothing boy, with laughter, tears and passion. Any similarity is purely coincidental. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitat
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