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Past and Present Connected, Ready-Made Meals, Getting Rich, and Cozy Must-Reads 古今互通,预制菜,致富,温馨必读

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  1. 151 The Urban Cultivator’s Carefree Life 修真者都市逍遥 Urban122k WordsOngoing Wu Xiaoyao was a young man from China. While climbing Mount Laojun, he was accidentally sucked into a black hole and transported to a world filled with powerful cultivators. As an ordinary mortal, he thought he was as good as dead, but unexpectedly, he gained the cultivation legacy of the Venerable of Ten Thousand Swords. Relying on his Chinese bloodline, he fought his way through every obstacle. After countless trials and hardships, he rose to the realm of Supreme Sovereign of the Myriad Worlds 126Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. 152 Dual Travels in Republican-Era China: Slaughtering the Japanese Invaders 双穿民国之屠戮倭寇 Urban369k WordsOngoing Li Xiaren was an outstanding young man who had been 25 for years. After finally finding a girlfriend, he was just about to duo queue with her when a ball lightning bolt whisked him away to Shanghai during the Republican era. To his surprise, the mark left by the ball lightning lets him travel back and forth between the two worlds. In an instant, two monumental eras open up before him... 1.2kReads6.7Score—Shelves
  3. 153 My Cafeteria Connects the Past and Present 我的食堂通古今 Urban651k WordsOngoing [Urban superpowers + food System + time travel to the past] The community canteen run by unemployed programmer Lin Yan has a door in its kitchen that opens onto a famine-stricken village in the Northern Song Dynasty. He saves the villagers with modern food and grows rich in exchange for antiques. His ancient employee, Er Niu, signs on for the job. He calls the refrigerator an “ice cellar” and the induction cooker the “Kitchen God.” The canteen becomes a hit, drawing everyone from neighborhood gr 5Reads—Score—Shelves
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