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Hong Kong Comprehensive Report: Friends from All over the World Are Watching Me Lie Down and Win
Traveling through the integrated Hong Kong Island of the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, Lin Chen settled in a neon bar in Yau Ma Tei and just wanted to live a stable life by messing around and fishing. Accidentally bound to the passive talent of the Zhutian melon chat group! There is no need to take the initiative to do tasks, no need to take the initiative to practice, and no need to deliberately win over people. As long as trouble comes and plot events are triggered, a full-scale live broadcast will
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Weird Talk About Rules: I Rely on Bullshit to Be Tough
Rules are coming and the world is panicking. While others were hiding at home and shivering, I took out my phone and started the live broadcast: "Family members, today I challenge the 'midnight elevator limit to three people' - I welded the elevator door shut and let them fight the landlord inside." System: "... Host, the rules are for you to abide by, not to make you live." Me: "Oh, how about I read it a tongue twister?" The rules will be patched overnight, and the entire network is chasing upd
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Supermarkets Connect to All Worlds: a Boss from Another World Cries to Buy Goods
I, Chen Dafu, a fat second-hand landlord in my thirties, took over the small supermarket downstairs that was on the verge of closing down. My brain was suddenly bound by a poisonous tongue system, and I was given outrageous tasks every day - selling expired spicy sticks, making customers cry when buying potato chips, and starting a price war with the convenience store next door... Can't finish it? The punishment is to count the inventory ten thousand times in the dream. Until one day, a mysterio
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Spy War: I Am Amassing Money Crazily with My Friends from All over the World
Lin Zhongyi traveled through the world of espionage in the Republic of China and took root in the Japanese military police. On the surface, they are the backbone of the Japanese army, but secretly, the military commander, the central commander, and the underground party are vying to win over him. While others worked as an undercover agent and narrowly escaped death, he worked as an undercover agent and received wages from all directions, amassing money like crazy. Greed for money and tact is a p
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