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Books by 不辞半夏

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  1. Apocalypse: After Men Disappear, Ordinary Women Beg for Forgiveness 末世:男人消失后,普信女们求原谅 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse190k WordsOngoing When Fu An woke up, he found himself caught in an apocalyptic catastrophe, with zombies roaming everywhere! Every man on Earth had turned into a zombie. He was the only one left! With all the men gone, the fairies celebrated like crazy! “Without men, won't the Earth keep turning just fine?” “Without all that PUA nonsense, who would volunteer to be a baby-making machine?” “They claim to defend justice and protect their homeland, but really men just use any excuse to take women from other countrie 271Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Medical Road to Power: Rising from the County Central Hospital 官道医途:从县中心医院开始崛起 Urban311k WordsCompleted Wu Tiehan had barely had time to celebrate getting into college when he was struck by the devastating news that his father had died. After graduation, his blunt nature got him exiled to a county hospital in a poor county, leaving his future bleak. Then everything changed when he happened to save a young woman. From a humble doctor, he stepped onto the path of public service. In the vast and treacherous world of politics, Wu Tiehan rises straight to the top despite being a man of humble origins. 121Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Little One Calls Me Dad, and Their Mom Turns Out to Be My Boss 天降萌娃喊我爹,她妈竟是顶头上司 Urban129k WordsCompleted Everyone, the big scoop is here! Yang Tianhao, director of the Anning Subdistrict Office, is suddenly stopped by an adorable little kid calling him Dad! The problem is, he doesn’t even have a girlfriend! The little one pulls out a family photo, and the mother in it is none other than Su Li! Su Li was the campus belle back in college, and she and Yang Tianhao barely knew each other. To get to the bottom of it, they decide to take a paternity test. The result shows a 99.99% probability that they’r 65Reads—Score—Shelves