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Books by Turn Right for Heaven

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  1. Anime Production: It Begins with Viewers Sending Me Razor Blades 动漫制作:从被观众寄刀片开始 Urban Romance10k WordsOngoing Jiang Han, an original character artist, transmigrates to a world where the entertainment industry is hopelessly backward. Here, there's no Akihabara, no Disney, and certainly no Marvel. Here, there's no healing genre, no hot-blooded genre, and certainly no soul-crushing genre. Here, anime = the animal kingdom = something only kids watch. Jiang Han looks at the world, then at the box cutter blades and letters in his hands, and can't help laughing, utterly arrogant. I, Jiang Han, am a transmigrat 1.2MReads578Flowers—Tickets
  2. I! The City's Great Villain 我!都市大反派 Urban Romance10k WordsOngoing He transmigrates into a villain in a cliched urban novel. His opponent is the chosen one, maxed out in medicine, combat, gambling, and fortune. But Zhuo Yun, equipped with the Villain System, isn't worried in the least. Opposing the protagonist and reducing his fortune earns him rewards... Since even the System thinks I'm cut out to be a villain, I'll gladly embrace the role. And the first thing to do, naturally, is take the heroine right in front of me!! This novel and its characters are entire 1.2MReads129Flowers—Tickets
  3. I Burned the Acquisition Offer for My Parents' Company 我,烧了父母公司的收购书 Urban Romance7k WordsOngoing Jiang Han transmigrated, and became the young master of the "Huawei" company. But before he had much time to celebrate, he discovered something. The "Huawei" of this era was not yet the communications giant it would become. It was still a small fry, beset by internal and external troubles and mired in a quagmire. And his parents had even agreed to Motorola's acquisition offer? At this critical moment, the God-Tier Choice System awakened. Ding... Congratulations, Master. A god-tier choice has bee 318.7kReads86Flowers—Tickets