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My Junior Sisters Are All Obsessed with Me
Lin Xiao suddenly found that he had traveled through time and became the villain brother of the Qing Cui Sect! It turns out that as long as you follow the steps to become a nasty villain, you can successfully ascend to immortality! So, he turned on the "villain mode": molesting the three junior sisters, secretly stealing their clothes, and even drugging the water. He did everything evil and his role play was very good. Finally, the male protagonist Ye Chen arrived at the Qingcui Sect. Lin Xiao w
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You Have Been Summoned
It's just another boring day at the insurance company for Rico Klein, but powerful forces have other plans for him. Rico finds himself constantly summoned to other worlds as a disposable minion, where he must face deadly enemies, disarm insidious traps, become a test subject, and occasionally run errands for his various summoners. At least he's rewarded and sent home after each summons, but returning home comes with its own set of problems. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. An
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Adventures in Express Delivery: the Growth Path of a Takeaway Rider
In an imaginary modern Chinese city, the mature food delivery industry is increasingly prosperous. Zhang Feng, a young deliveryman, carries the immaturity and dreams of a fledgling business, but he never expected that every meal delivery would become a wonderful journey of his transformation. On the way to deliver food, he is no longer an ordinary delivery boy, but a traveler, encountering all kinds of strange people and strange things. He will drink the wine of wisdom with a weird and mysteriou
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Sleepless Nights in Guangzhou: the Adventures of a Food Delivery Rider
The theme of "Ghost Takeout Ghost" revolves around Li Jun, an ordinary urban takeout rider, revealing the mysterious ghost culture hidden in modern cities through his perspective. The story explores the relationship between people and the unknown, as well as the curiosity and fear of unfamiliar things. At the same time, it also reflects the prosperity and darkness hidden behind modern urban life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and shoul
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