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Siheyuan: the Power of Mind Can Remove Thousands of Catties of Japanese Food
Others travel through the courtyard and are busy fighting animals at the beginning. The protagonist first supports his four younger siblings in the troubled times of 1948. He has three hundred cubic meters of static space, food is kept fresh forever, his body can go into hiding, and food, weapons and property within ten meters can be taken away with a single thought. As a result, the enemy's warehouse was missing more than 40,000 kilograms of grain, and the murderer of his parents also disappear
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Siheyuan: Too Strong, I Am No Longer Human
Liu Haizhong never dreamed that his second son, whom he called a waste and could only chew cornbread every day, would one day make the whole world look up to him. During a time travel, Liu Guangtian was bound to the daily sign-in system, and gained body strengthening liquid and Bajiquan mastery at the beginning. Join the army? He is the four-time recruiting champion! On the battlefield? He exchanged his flesh and blood for first-class merit! Into a steel rolling mill? Directly served as security
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Siheyuan: Starting with the Top Level Nine Fitter in the Country
He had a god-level selection system since he was a child, so before returning to the Siheyuan, he had already trained as a ninth-level fitter, which is rare in the country. He was also transferred to the rolling mill to run the second workshop because of his confidential contribution. The reward given by the system this time is very down-to-earth - the property certificate of the He family's ancestral house. After not coming back for more than ten years, the house was already occupied by the Jia
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Siheyuan: Cut Off Hu at the Beginning and Let Huairu Support the Wall
When Qin Huairu went to the city for a blind date for the first time, she was treated as a free nanny by the Jia family without any gift. The protagonist couldn't stand it, and with just a few reminders, she decisively broke off the engagement and married the young factory doctor. After getting married, he was bound to the daily check-in system, and he could randomly obtain food, meat, cash, medical skills, prescriptions and industrial drawings every day. The thousands of cubic meters of static
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