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Books by 人生半截已入土
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Dongguan Storm: Surviving the Dark Night 东莞风云之暗夜求生
1994. Dongguan. Li Zhen leaves the countryside in Sichuan with one simple plan: find work, make money, then go home in three years to build a house and marry. But on their first meeting, this city of endless opportunity steals his wallet. He finds work on a construction site, earning fifteen yuan a day and tying rebar until his hands are raw. The foreman withholds his pay, and local thugs demand protection money. He grits his teeth and puts up with it, because his mother told him not to cause
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The Official's Path: Remaking a Life 官道之重塑人生
Chen Zhiyuan once took the wrong path. At thirty-five, he stood at a crossroads in life and chose to bow to power. He thought it was a shortcut, never realizing it led straight into an abyss. When the truth came out, he was pushed forward to take the fall. His wife died with hatred in her heart, and his daughter was left to wander, homeless. He closed his eyes, consumed by regret. When he opened them again, he was back in 2008. He was twenty-five, a junior clerk at the Qingjiang County Commis
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Golden Scales of the Canal: From Barren Shores to Imperial Merchant 运河金鳞：从荒滩到皇商
During the Zhizheng era of the Yuan dynasty, the realm stood on the brink of chaos. Emergency physician Shen Zhongrong awoke from a dream to find himself ten-year-old Shen Wansan. Before his eyes lay the barren banks of Zhouzhuang, a hundred starving corpses, and a debt of sixty taels. Others transmigrated into princes, nobles, and generals. From the start, all he had was a muddy, silt-choked wasteland by a disused river. Drawing on his modern knowledge of medicine, economics, and navigation, S
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Selling Goods in the Western Regions: I Put an Arms Dealer on the Trending List 西域带货，我把军火贩子送上热搜
On my first day livestreaming, I got an arms dealer put on the wanted list. My name is Liu Dongsheng. I’m a good-for-nothing who got laid off, got cheated on by my girlfriend, and fled Shanghai with my last five hundred yuan. I escaped to Laining in the Western Regions, hoping to waste away beside a naan oven. On my first day livestreaming, I filmed something I shouldn’t have while trying to charge my phone: three men carrying crates of weapons, the stocks of AK-47s gleaming coldly in the moonli
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