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851 灵 After the Soul Exchange, the Boss's Wife Is Stable The Light of New StrengthModern Romance156k WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Coming, coming...

852 荒 Orion in the Barren Years: the Rise of the General at the Beginning Yuedu XingchuanHistorical702k WordsCompleted 1.8kReads8.1Score161Shelves

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I recommend a few books to everyone📖. I hope you will like and support the five-star reviews. If you love it, please give me power for love.

853 星 Xingyuandu Su Jinmai28k WordsCompleted 1Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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"She trusted the wrong person in her previous life. After her rebirth, she trusted no one except the shadow that had been waiting for her for a hundred years by the River of Forgetfulness." There is a hidden emotional line! It's not the main plot, but it is the most poignant sub-plot. Who is that "shadow"? Let me know when you finish reading it.

854 秦 Qinling Fox Fairy Pcc Who Loves to Eat Bean Sprouts Fried NoodlesUrban1.2M WordsOngoing 162Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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[Like] The writing is very interesting👀

858 悟 Postscript of Wukong's Entrepreneurship Zhou Jun Who Likes Red BeautyEastern Fantasy244k WordsCompleted 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Interesting, meaningful

859 极 Extreme Weather Picks. User 2618281114k WordsCompleted —Reads8.4Score—Shelves

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"6 Absurd stories that will make you laugh so hard that you slap your thighs. You'll be so happy after reading this!" Dear readers, if you feel that life is short-lived recently and want to find some good stories that not only increase your knowledge but also make people laugh, then you have come to the right place. Our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, has just uploaded a series of 6 addictive absurd workplace stories on the Tomato platform. Each of them is imaginative, full of laughs, but also thought-provoking. Mr. Fu has personally reviewed it for everyone. The chapters are wonderful and one of the best in the book. You will not be able to stop reading them once you read them. Today, let me take you to see the unique charm of these six stories and tell you why they are worthy of your search and reading immediately. The first article: "Oolong Incident" - How a non-existent asteroid paralyzed the world. When Chen Xinghe, a young attendant at the Astronomical Monitoring Center, was working the night shift, a piece of data suddenly popped up in the system: an asteroid with a diameter of about 0.8 Kilometers will hit the earth within 72 hours, with a collision probability of as high as 87%. He recalculated manually and the results were consistent. Emergency calls were made in the early morning, global observatories started cross-verification, and emergency departments in many countries were urgently awakened. The stock market shut down, supermarkets were sold out, believers knelt in churches, and office workers rushed into their bosses' offices to throw out letters of resignation - the whole world went crazy. However, just two hours after the warning was issued, Chen Xinghe dug out the truth from the depths of the sensor log: the telescope's CCD sensor shook for ten seconds during the calibration process, and the shaken interference signal was misjudged by AI as an asteroid echo. Three independent observatories re-verified and gave a unified conclusion: the asteroid does not exist. All mankind has been fooled by a "dazzling" telescope all morning. "Oolong Incident" tells you in the most absurd way - how close we are to a false alarm when algorithms and machines make decisions for us. Highlight of this article: Ten seconds of sensor jitter almost made the entire human race go crazy. How long has it been since you questioned "high confidence" automated information? Chapter 2: "Volcano Eruption Beauty Pageant" - When the volcano competes for the C position to debut. You have seen beauty pageants, but have you seen the volcano beauty pageant? The National Volcano Monitoring Center was so tight that it couldn't keep up its belt due to funding cuts. A group of scientists who were forced to come up with a trick to make the world's volcanoes look good. Kilauea in Hawaii has gentle overflowing winds, and the magma flows as silky as chocolate; Stromboli in Italy is a textbook for intermittent eruptions, with an invincible sense of rhythm; the fan group of Japan's Sakurajima held up signs of support and shouted "Sakurajima's C-position debut", with a level of enthusiasm comparable to that of a top-notch concert. What's even more amazing is that these volcanoes really seem to understand the cheers of humans - Sakurajima's smoke emissions soared during the peak voting period, and a volcano in New Zealand that had been dormant for hundreds of years rushed into the finals overnight because of a mysterious video, and its volcanic lake was boiling and bubbling strangely... Scientists canvassed votes while monitoring seismic data, making jokes and thrills fly together. When the volcano really started to erupt, you suddenly realized - it turns out that nature never listens to human command. Highlights of this article: Look at how humans consume everything with draft thinking, until nature slaps us with magma. Part 3: "Earthquake Notification in Advance" - The Life and Death Button of 0.3 Seconds If an earthquake could send you a text message in advance, what would you do? The National Earthquake Early Warning Center has developed an AI system that can identify seismic waves within 0.3 Seconds and send early warning text messages to everyone's mobile phone. That's faster than seismic waves, meaning you can be notified seconds before your house shakes—five seconds, enough to run from your bedroom to the living room; thirty seconds, enough to run from upstairs to the square. Ding Yue, the young head of system research and development, is full of confidence, but Lao Fang, the director of the center, is so worried that he cannot sleep because the observatory next door has just caused a global panic, and his superiors require that all warnings must be approved before being issued. Here's the problem – the earthquake early warning window only lasts a few seconds. If the earthquake has already happened after the approval process, what's the use of the early warning? What's even more frightening is that after the drill was a success, a group of mysterious opponents hiding in the dark quietly invaded the system's data link, and a false alarm covering most of China was about to detonate under everyone's eyes... The moment Lao Fang's hand hovered over the "Confirm Send" button, you discovered that technology can outperform seismic waves, but it may not win people's hearts. Highlights of this article: 0.3 Seconds can save a life, or it can suffocate the whole world. This is the ultimate battle between man and machine, speed and responsibility. Chapter 4: "The Cleansing Effect of Floods" - Who said floods only cause destruction? When a flood comes, you must think of disaster. But Tang Jingxian, a boss who has been working in sanitation for more than 20 years, saw business opportunities in the floods - he found that after the floods receded, the black and smelly river that had not been managed for many years actually became cleaner! Decades of pollutants deposited on the river bottom were washed away by flood peaks, the water quality index dropped off a cliff, and the river was so clear that you could see the bottom. So he came up with a plan that made all water conservancy experts want to flip the table: artificially create a small flood to wash the river channel. The reservoir flood discharge is used as a flushing toilet, and the downstream sedimentation tank is used as a sewage collector. The budget is only a fraction of traditional dredging. Experts called him a madman, netizens suspected him of conspiracy, and even short video bloggers held up their mobile phones to "reveal the secret." But the data is in front of you, and the scientific logic is frighteningly clear. A man-made small flood peak experiment that is related to the life and death of the river has just begun... When the turbid bottom mud is accurately sent into the sedimentation tank, and the clear river water sparkles in the sunset, you have to admire - the most effective methods are often hidden in the most outrageous ideas. Highlights of this article: Let's see how an "old maniac in sanitation" used the cheapest and most outrageous way to untie a stubborn knot that had been incurable by water conservancy experts for decades. Chapter 5: "The Troubles of Typhoon Naming" - When Typhoon Starts "Choosing a Name" How long did it take you to choose your online name? What if a typhoon directly wrote a line of words in the sky with clouds to reject your name? A super typhoon has formed in the northwest Pacific. According to the international rotation mechanism, the China Meteorological Administration plans to call it "Wukong" - the Monkey King, who has vast magical powers and is domineering. At the critical moment that could be named, the cloud patterns on the eye wall of the typhoon were actually arranged into two clearly identifiable Chinese characters - "Wukong? No"! Netizens all over the world immediately went crazy. An artist in Akihabara painted an anthropomorphic image overnight. A silver-haired boy tilted his head with a brush and sneered: "You guessed it right, but I refuse." Meteorological representatives from various countries quarreled at the naming meeting. An old classmate of the China Meteorological Administration made a cross-ocean call to the secretary-general of the committee to complain. Thousands of miles away in Shantou, Guangdong, the director of the grassroots meteorological station was scratching his hair anxiously at the blank typhoon name column - who would take a typhoon warning without a name seriously? As this global carnival triggered by cloud "writing" intensifies, the storm is quietly approaching the coast. In the end, the naming committee made an unprecedented decision... Highlights of this article: While the entire Internet is carnivaling about the typhoon, some people are still staring at the warning screen, thinking about how a name can save tens of thousands of lives. Chapter 6: "Extreme Weather Draft" - Heavy rain, snow, hail and strong winds, who is the king of weather? The Meteorological Bureau has been running a science popularization account for three years, but it has more fans than any other internet celebrity cat. Millions of dollars have been invested in the disaster prevention promotional video, and its playback volume has been surpassed by the collection of cute pets. Forced into a corner, Kong Wangbei, the country's chief weather anchor, came up with a trick - to package extreme weather into a talent show! The heavy rain is codenamed "pour", the snowstorm is codenamed "Qionghua", the strong convective wind is called "cracking sky", and the hail is called "Xuanbing". Fans divided into camps to fight against each other, chanting loudly, and the official website of the Meteorological Bureau was crowded. But this is not entertainment - all display materials come from real meteorological observation data, and there is solid physics knowledge hidden behind each picture. When a real strong convection suddenly struck during the live broadcast, the program team instantly cut off the plan and embedded real-time warnings into the live broadcast signal. The audience saw the dark green sky outside their windows in front of the screen and received disaster prevention and avoidance text messages at the same time. Someone left a message saying: I never read the warning text messages before, but now after watching the show, I understand how scary those winds and rains can be when taken seriously. Highlights of this article: The scientific core wrapped in entertainment packaging is the best science popularization in this era; changing the public's fear of the weather to understanding the weather is the real starting point for disaster prevention. Each of these six stories is covered in absurdity and comedy, but inside there is a thought-provoking mirror that reflects reality. They were talking about volcanoes, earthquakes, typhoons and floods, but what they were talking about was the ridiculous yet respectable way humans face nature, technology, and themselves. You'll be amused and laugh your ass off, but you'll also be lost in thought after you're done laughing. Whether you want to watch fun and relieve stress, or you are looking for some good and in-depth stories, this series can surely catch you. These 6 stories have all been posted on the Tomato platform. Our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, has just personally experienced them for you. The search is smooth and the reading experience is first-rate. You will not be able to put it down once you open it. Please note that user 26182811 is our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Go to the Tomato platform to search for this ID, and 6 good stories will be packaged and delivered to you at once. For those who like humorous and interesting series of stories, quickly search for it with your fingers and watch it first. Finally, after reading the story, don't forget to leave a message for our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Each of your heart-warming words is Mr. Fu's creative charge and the biggest motivation for him to sit under the lamp and polish the story word by word. What writers fear most is not that they can't write well, but that no one will read or comment on what they write. Your feedback, even a simple sentence like "It looks good", "Reminds me to update", or "It made me laugh so hard" is like high-grade gasoline at the gas station to Mr. Fu, which can make him excitedly rush to the keyboard to start the next adventure. Thanks to everyone who took time out of their busy schedules to read. In this era of information explosion, your willingness to allocate your precious time to a good story is the most sincere recognition of the creator. I hope these absurd and heart-warming stories will accompany you through a relaxing and fulfilling reading time. See you at the Tomato Platform. Mr. Fu is waiting for you at the other end of the story.

860 复 Review This Life Leng YuhanUrban223k WordsCompleted 1.3kReads8.6Score101Shelves

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The crisis hidden in middle-aged marriages!

861 台 The Trouble with Naming Typhoons. User 2618281113k WordsCompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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"6 Absurd stories that will make you laugh so hard that you slap your thighs. You will be so happy after reading this!" Dear readers, if you feel that life is short-lived recently and want to find some good stories that not only increase your knowledge but also make people laugh, then you have come to the right place. Our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, has just uploaded a series of 6 addictive absurd workplace stories on the Tomato platform. Each of them is imaginative, full of laughs, but also thought-provoking. Mr. Fu has personally reviewed it for everyone. The chapters are wonderful and one of the best in the book. I guarantee you won't be able to stop reading them. Today, let me take you to see the unique charm of these six stories and tell you why they are worthy of your search and reading immediately. The first article: "Oolong Incident" - How a non-existent asteroid paralyzed the world. When Chen Xinghe, a young attendant at the Astronomical Monitoring Center, was working the night shift, a piece of data suddenly popped up in the system: an asteroid with a diameter of about 0.8 Kilometers will hit the earth within 72 hours, with a collision probability of as high as 87%. He recalculated manually and the results were consistent. Emergency calls were made in the early morning, global observatories started cross-verification, and emergency departments in many countries were urgently awakened. The stock market shut down, supermarkets were sold out, believers knelt in churches, and office workers rushed into their bosses' offices to throw out letters of resignation - the whole world went crazy. However, just two hours after the warning was issued, Chen Xinghe dug out the truth from the depths of the sensor log: the telescope's CCD sensor shook for ten seconds during the calibration process, and the shaken interference signal was misjudged by AI as an asteroid echo. Three independent observatories re-verified and gave a unified conclusion: the asteroid does not exist. All mankind has been fooled by a "dazzling" telescope all morning. "Oolong Incident" tells you in the most absurd way - how close we are to a false alarm when algorithms and machines make decisions for us. Highlight of this article: Ten seconds of sensor jitter almost made the entire human race go crazy. How long has it been since you questioned "high confidence" automated information? Chapter 2: "Volcano Eruption Beauty Pageant" - When the volcano competes for the C position to debut. You have seen beauty pageants, but have you seen the volcano beauty pageant? The National Volcano Monitoring Center was so tight that it couldn't keep up its belt due to funding cuts. A group of scientists who were forced to come up with a trick to make the world's volcanoes look good. Kilauea in Hawaii has gentle overflowing winds, and the magma flows as silky as chocolate; Stromboli in Italy is a textbook for intermittent eruptions, with an invincible sense of rhythm; the fan group of Japan's Sakurajima held up signs of support and shouted "Sakurajima's C-position debut", with a level of enthusiasm comparable to that of a top-notch concert. What's even more amazing is that these volcanoes really seem to understand the cheers of humans - Sakurajima's smoke emissions soared during the peak voting period, and a volcano in New Zealand that had been dormant for hundreds of years rushed into the finals overnight because of a mysterious video, and its volcanic lake was boiling and bubbling strangely... Scientists canvassed votes while monitoring seismic data, making jokes and thrills fly together. When the volcano really started to erupt, you suddenly realized - it turns out that nature never listens to human command. Highlights of this article: Look at how humans consume everything with draft thinking, until nature slaps us with magma. Part 3: "Earthquake Notification in Advance" - The Life and Death Button of 0.3 Seconds If an earthquake could send you a text message in advance, what would you do? The National Earthquake Early Warning Center has developed an AI system that can identify seismic waves within 0.3 Seconds and send early warning text messages to everyone's mobile phone. That's faster than seismic waves, meaning you can be notified seconds before your house shakes—five seconds, enough to run from your bedroom to the living room; thirty seconds, enough to run from upstairs to the square. Ding Yue, the young head of system research and development, is full of confidence, but Lao Fang, the director of the center, is so worried that he cannot sleep because the observatory next door has just caused a global panic, and his superiors require that all warnings must be approved before being issued. Here's the problem – the earthquake early warning window only lasts a few seconds. If the earthquake has already happened after the approval process, what's the use of the early warning? What's even more frightening is that after the drill was a success, a group of mysterious opponents hiding in the dark quietly invaded the system's data link, and a false alarm covering most of China was about to detonate under everyone's eyes... The moment Lao Fang's hand hovered over the "Confirm Send" button, you discovered that technology can outperform seismic waves, but it may not win people's hearts. Highlights of this article: 0.3 Seconds can save a life, or it can suffocate the whole world. This is the ultimate battle between man and machine, speed and responsibility. Chapter 4: "The Cleansing Effect of Floods" - Who said floods only cause destruction? When a flood comes, you must think of disaster. But Tang Jingxian, a boss who has been working in sanitation for more than 20 years, saw business opportunities in the floods - he found that after the floods receded, the black and smelly river that had not been managed for many years actually became cleaner! Decades of pollutants deposited on the river bottom were washed away by flood peaks, the water quality index dropped off a cliff, and the river was so clear that you could see the bottom. So he came up with a plan that made all water conservancy experts want to flip the table: artificially create a small flood to wash the river channel. The reservoir flood discharge is used as a flushing toilet, and the downstream sedimentation tank is used as a sewage collector. The budget is only a fraction of traditional dredging. Experts called him a madman, netizens suspected him of conspiracy, and even short video bloggers held up their mobile phones to "reveal the secret." But the data is in front of you, and the scientific logic is frighteningly clear. A man-made small flood peak experiment that is related to the life and death of the river has just begun... When the turbid bottom mud is accurately sent into the sedimentation tank, and the clear river water sparkles in the sunset, you have to admire - the most effective methods are often hidden in the most outrageous ideas. Highlights of this article: Let's see how an "old maniac in sanitation" used the cheapest and most outrageous way to untie a stubborn knot that had been incurable by water conservancy experts for decades. Chapter 5: "The Troubles of Typhoon Naming" - When Typhoon Starts "Choosing a Name" How long did it take you to choose your online name? What if a typhoon directly wrote a line of words in the sky with clouds to reject your name? A super typhoon has formed in the northwest Pacific. According to the international rotation mechanism, the China Meteorological Administration plans to call it "Wukong" - the Monkey King, who has vast magical powers and is domineering. At the critical moment that could be named, the cloud patterns on the eye wall of the typhoon were actually arranged into two clearly identifiable Chinese characters - "Wukong? No"! Netizens all over the world immediately went crazy. An artist in Akihabara painted an anthropomorphic image overnight. A silver-haired boy tilted his head with a brush and sneered: "You guessed it right, but I refuse." Meteorological representatives from various countries quarreled at the naming meeting. An old classmate of the China Meteorological Administration made a cross-ocean call to the secretary-general of the committee to complain. Thousands of miles away in Shantou, Guangdong, the director of the grassroots meteorological station was scratching his hair anxiously at the blank typhoon name column - who would take a typhoon warning without a name seriously? As this global carnival triggered by cloud "writing" intensifies, the storm is quietly approaching the coast. In the end, the naming committee made an unprecedented decision... Highlights of this article: While the entire Internet is carnivaling about the typhoon, some people are still staring at the warning screen, thinking about how a name can save tens of thousands of lives. Chapter 6: "Extreme Weather Draft" - Heavy rain, snow, hail and strong winds, who is the king of weather? The Meteorological Bureau has been running a science popularization account for three years, but it has more fans than any other internet celebrity cat. Millions of dollars have been invested in the disaster prevention promotional video, and its playback volume has been surpassed by the collection of cute pets. Forced into a corner, Kong Wangbei, the country's chief weather anchor, came up with a trick - to package extreme weather into a talent show! The heavy rain is codenamed "pour", the snowstorm is codenamed "Qionghua", the strong convective wind is called "cracking sky", and the hail is called "Xuanbing". Fans divided into camps to fight against each other, chanting loudly, and the official website of the Meteorological Bureau was crowded. But this is not entertainment - all display materials come from real meteorological observation data, and there is solid physics knowledge hidden behind each picture. When a real strong convection suddenly struck during the live broadcast, the program team instantly cut off the plan and embedded real-time warnings into the live broadcast signal. The audience saw the dark green sky outside their windows in front of the screen and received disaster prevention and avoidance text messages at the same time. Someone left a message saying: I never read the warning text messages before, but now after watching the show, I understand how scary those winds and rains can be when taken seriously. Highlights of this article: The scientific core wrapped in entertainment packaging is the best science popularization in this era; changing the public's fear of the weather to understanding the weather is the real starting point for disaster prevention. Each of these six stories is covered in absurdity and comedy, but inside there is a thought-provoking mirror that reflects reality. They were talking about volcanoes, earthquakes, typhoons and floods, but what they were talking about was the ridiculous yet respectable way humans face nature, technology, and themselves. You'll be amused and laugh your ass off, but you'll also be lost in thought after you're done laughing. Whether you want to watch fun and relieve stress, or you are looking for some good and in-depth stories, this series can surely catch you. These 6 stories have all been posted on the Tomato platform. Our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, has just personally experienced them for you. The search is smooth and the reading experience is first-rate. You will not be able to put it down once you open it. Please note that user 26182811 is our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Go to the Tomato platform to search for this ID, and 6 good stories will be packaged and delivered to you at once. For those who like humorous and interesting series of stories, quickly search for it with your fingers and watch it first. Finally, after reading the story, don't forget to leave a message for our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Each of your heart-warming words is Mr. Fu's creative charge and the biggest motivation for him to sit under the lamp and polish the story word by word. What writers fear most is not that they can't write well, but that no one will read or comment on what they write. Your feedback, even a simple sentence like "It looks good", "Reminds me to update", or "It made me laugh so hard" is like high-grade gasoline at the gas station to Mr. Fu, which can make him excitedly rush to the keyboard to start the next adventure. Thanks to everyone who took time out of their busy schedules to read. In this era of information explosion, your willingness to allocate your precious time to a good story is the most sincere recognition of the creator. I hope these absurd and heart-warming stories will accompany you through a relaxing and fulfilling reading time. See you at the Tomato Platform. Mr. Fu is waiting for you at the other end of the story.

864 鹿 Notes from Luling Village: Cries in the Middle of the Night Are Not Ghosts Shaocheng Lazy Sheep8k WordsCompleted 8Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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I recommend some short stories to you! I love short stories, they are not cumbersome and have few similarities! I hope to meet friends on the same channel to discuss, give a high score, and support! ! ! Thanks!

869 重 Rebirth 2016 Douyin Storm It Rains When You Hear the WindUrban360k WordsCompleted 301Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Those who like it will naturally like it

875 婚 Marriage Path: Choose a Destination to Go To Mr. Luo JuModern Romance222k WordsOngoing 5Reads—Score—Shelves

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Jian Linzhou exhausted her passion in a loveless marriage, and the double squeeze of work and family made her wake up. When Lin Zhou decisively turned around and left Chen Kai, he was shocked to realize that marriage is never the end of life. In this practice called "Marriage Road", she took off her shackles and returned to the workplace. She met Shen Yizhen during her cooperation with Party A. It turns out that true happiness is never about settling, but about choosing a career and living up to yourself.

876 爱 The Third Book of Love Eat Love Fried Mumu Who Loves to Eat Love Fried NoodlesUrban1.4M WordsCompleted 309Reads8.4Score100Shelves

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You will know the content by looking at the face, and you will know it is enjoyable by looking at the content.

878 真 The Real Daughter Returns and Is Reborn the Day Before She Is Sold as a Slave Mother-In-LawAncient Romance800k WordsCompleted 5.8kReads8.8Score505Shelves

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▷►The real daughter Xiao Fenggui has returned from rebirth, vowing to rewrite the fate of cannon fodder, regain her identity and glory, outsmart the princes, and make the fake daughter invisible. The highlight is revenge and counterattack, outsmarting the enemies, and her domineering return. ▷►After three years of cold marriage, divorce is imminent, the noble son Zhou Yanjing repented and knelt down to woo, while Lin Yuxi watched coldly, first marriage and then love turned into chasing his wife in the crematorium, a sweet revenge of love and hate!

881 民 Republic of China: Shanghai Heroes Thirty-FiveUrban719k WordsCompleted 1.6kReads6.5Score—Shelves

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🎉This heroine knows how to do it. She really likes this kind of literature from the 1930s and 1940s of the Republic of China. The male protagonist had multiple identities in that era and used various magical operations to rescue lesbians. The more people he rescued, the happier he would be. I don't have any desire to watch anymore [seeking attention] [seeking attention]

886 重 Rebirth 1953: the Blind Date Begins with Revenge Floating and Flourishing119k WordsOngoing 103Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Recommended by old bookworms, a common life without reality, but with an unusual hymn to life

896 医 The Hospital Rescued Ying Zheng and Created a Prosperous Age with Successive Emperors Liu ZixianUrban657k WordsOngoing 246Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Master, Farewell My Concubine