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Books by 下雨带枪不带刀

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  1. What's Going On? I Transmigrated Again? 怎么回事?又穿越了? Sci-Fi & Apocalypse196k WordsOngoing [Entire Community Transmigrates + Group Transmigration + Golden Finger + Primeval Forest + Apocalyptic Scenarios + Wish Fulfillment] An entire residential community transmigrates into different apocalyptic scenarios. The setting changes once a month, and they must merge with other communities to survive and compete. Primeval forests, islands, deserts, bioweapon disasters… Everyone gets a Home System, and each person thinks they’re the protagonist. When the apocalypse arrives, Xia Tian unexpected 71Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Sky Screen Livestream: Your Majesties, This Is the Modern Age! 天幕直播:陛下们,这是现代! Historical422k WordsOngoing Li Mo, a middle school civics teacher, was bound to a bizarre System. His everyday modern life, from scrolling through TikTok and ordering takeout to squeezing onto the subway, was being livestreamed in real time to Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Taizong of Tang, Emperor Taizu of Song, Emperor Taizu of Ming, Emperor Qianlong, and rulers from dynasties throughout history! And so, history witnessed scenes like these: 221 BC, Xianyang Palace Watching a high-speed train roar across the sk 23Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Sky Screen Livestream: Ancestors, Stop Copying My Homework 天幕直播:老祖宗们别偷学我作业 Historical49k WordsOngoing “What the hell, why are the ancestors of this era so obsessed with copying their teachers?!” When Ming Dynasty craftsmen reproduced Lin Xiao's physics homework down to the last detail as a “steam engine prototype,” when Hua Tuo hailed his chemistry notes as “immortal prescriptions,” and when his short history essay prompted emperors from every dynasty to revise national policy through the night... this high school sophomore had no idea that every move he made was being livestreamed around the cl 2Reads—Score—Shelves