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Books by 傲娇的绿豆
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- Bronze Usurps the Flame: I Create Gods in the Western Zhou 青铜篡火：我在西周造诸天 In 980 BCE, at Mengjin Ford on the roaring Yellow River, in what is now Mengjin District, Luoyang, Henan, the royal carriage of King Zhao of Zhou capsizes during his southern campaign. The turbid waves swallow the Son of Heaven’s crown. Also sinking to the riverbed is a name cursed by the laws of the clan: Ji Yao, King Zhao’s twin younger brother, branded an “ill-omened star.” In the icy river, a completely different soul struggles awake. Zhou Ji, a modern gambler and con man who sank beneath V 2Reads—Score—14d adds
- Global Cataclysm: My Shelter Levels Up by Slaying Monsters 全球灾变：我的避难所杀怪升级 The blood moon hangs overhead, and red fog swallows the world. Electronics are wiped out and monstrous beasts run rampant. Lin Mo was worrying about being unemployed just a moment ago, but now a meteorite fragment has struck his left chest “Apocalypse Fortress System activated! Kill-to-convert: monster corpses = steel walls! Elite heads = electromagnetic turrets!” While others scavenge for food in the ruins, his shelter has already begun its path of evolution, paved with corpses: Barbed wire → a 1Reads—Score—14d adds
- I Lie Flat and Become a God by Breaking the Rules 我靠破规则躺平成神 Synopsis Feng Lin, a 996 office drone in Shenzhen, is trapped in his office building while working overtime and triggers a deadly rule. His coworkers die one after another! [Reverse Rule Analysis System bound successfully. Break the rules to grow stronger!] Others obey the rules to scrape by. I break them and become a god! The rules say I can't stay put? I'll sit on a trash can and slack off, stripping the secret realm of every resource! My boss forces me to work overtime without pay? I'll hit h —Reads—Score—14d adds
- Rules Exploits: I Tear Apart Ghost Stories with Logic 规则漏洞：我靠逻辑撕裂怪谈 When eerie rules descend upon the world, humanity is forced into one deadly game after another. Everyone struggles in fear, trying to remember every rule they “must obey” or are “forbidden to break.” Only Wu Tao, a former professor of logic whose emotions were numbed by an accident, calmly adjusts his glasses. Looking at the blood-red writing on the wall, he discovers a truth everyone else has overlooked: “If the rules themselves contain a logical flaw, then breaking them is the most efficient w —Reads—Score—14d adds
