The Big Inspection! Harbin's Massive Makeover! 大摸底!哈尔滨大改造!
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I Redeveloped the Tourist City, and the Locals Are Losing It 改造旅游城市,本地人破防了
After transmigrating to a parallel world, Lin Dong becomes a staff member at the Ice City Cultural Tourism Bureau and awakens the [God-Tier City Makeover] System from the start. It’s winter, and countless “Little Southern Potatoes” have flocked to Ice City as tourists. While everyone at the Cultural Tourism Bureau is fretting over how to handle this year’s visitors, Lin Dong decisively takes on the daunting task and launches a series of spectacular makeovers across Ice City! What? The frozen pea
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Harbin, You Made the Whole Country Lose Its Laugh 尔滨,你让全国哈不出来
Su Bai transmigrates into a parallel world and becomes the director of Harbin’s Culture and Tourism Bureau! He immediately invests a fortune in building up Harbin’s tourism industry, with a special focus on pampering visitors from the south! For this year’s GDP, he’ll stop at nothing! Whether it’s the Sugar Tangerine Princess from Guangxi, the Red Panda Princess from Sichuan, or the Wild Mushroom Princess from Yunnan… One word: pamper! Netizen: “Wait, where did this flying phoenix show come from
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You Asked Me to Promote Cultural Tourism, So Why Am I Pulling All These Stunts?! 让你宣传文旅,你花式整活?!
"I Left Showbiz and Passed the Exam to Return to Ice City, Drawing in a Horde of Little Potatoes" and "This Culture and Tourism Bureau Gets Things Done, They Really Know How to Put on a Show" Qin Zi'an transmigrated to a parallel world and became a singer who was a sensation across the country, only to be blacklisted by a crooked company for three whole years. He wanted to terminate his contract, only to be told the penalty was a staggering ten million yuan??? Furious, Qin Zi'an studied hard fo
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