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Country Love Dream Life
Traveling back to the Ivory Mountain Village in 2005, the orphan Li Hao was reborn under a shell and activated the emotional radar detection system. Returning to his hometown in fine clothes, the young man who used to be dependent on others now has entrepreneurial capital in his hands and has returned with great success. The simple and gentle Liu Ying, The astute Wang Xiangxiu, The down-to-earth and tenacious Wang Xiaomeng... Various girls from the village broke into his life one after another.
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Country Love: Across the Flowers
Modern young man Li Hao traveled through time and came to the world of rural love. As an orphan adopted by Li Xiulian's natal family, he was only a nominal relative of Liu Neng's family and had no blood relationship. After awakening to realize his dream life system, he drove a luxury car back to Ivory Mountain and planned to work and establish a career in the countryside. His return attracted the show-off Liu Neng to support him in every possible way. Xie Guangkun was jealous and unwilling to le
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Rebirth Starts from Ivory Mountain
The protagonist Li Hao travels to the parallel world of rural love in 2005 with memories of thirty years in the future, and has a net worth of hundreds of millions. Now that I have come to the Ivory Mountains again, I don't want to live by the rules and live a hard life. I want to seize the dividends of the times and start a career. At the same time, I have all the ill-fated single girls in the original book by my side. I have career and beauty with both hands, and I will live up to this time-tr
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In 2005, I Became the Richest Man in Ivory Mountain
Tired, destroy it! It was a bad start after publishing two books. Both editors said the data was not good. Isn't it normal that the data I just published was poor? The signing has never been approved. I don't want to think about it anymore. If you don't pass it, just don't pass it. I can't control so much. I just do it purely for love. I want to speak out for the readers who like this subject. So many people who write about hometown love fandom, most of them have the plot of middle-aged women. I
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