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Books by 净星
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Survive in Space as a Nation: My Mecha Evolve Without Limit 全民星空求生：我的机甲无限进化
[Global Survival] + [Starry Sky] + [Mecha Upgrades] + [Golden Traits] + [Decisive and Ruthless] + [Star Beasts] + [Invincible Protagonist] Billions of people wake up to find themselves dropped into a brutal starry-sky survival zone, each given a random mecha from the start. Other people's mechas are powerful combat models, or at the very least, multifunctional engineering units. Qin Luo, however, gets nothing but a junk "Mining Ant" on the verge of breaking down, with not a single weapon! Star b
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Daily Synthesis: From Fisherman to Martial Saint 每日合成：从捕鱼人开始武道成圣
Chen Ping transmigrates to the Great Qian Dynasty, where martial arts flourish and power rests in the hands of individuals. Yet he is only a lowly fisherman with nothing but four bare walls to his name, driven to the brink by a gang’s loan sharks. To keep his family alive in this chaotic world, where human lives are as worthless as weeds, he has no choice but to steer his broken boat into the treacherous currents at the heart of the river. In his moment of desperation, the [Daily Synthesis Syste
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When the Zombie Outbreak Hit, I Built a City 10,000 Meters in the Sky 丧尸爆发，我在万米高空造了座城
[Apocalypse] [Zombies] [Aerial Base Building] [Stockpiling Supplies] [Ruthless] [Beautiful Women] Zombies break out across the globe, civilization collapses, and 90% of humanity turns into the undead! In his previous life, Lin Feng was betrayed by someone he had helped because of one moment of compassion. He survived for three years before finally being torn to pieces. Reborn three days before the apocalypse, Lin Feng unexpectedly awakens the Aerial Base Building System. While others fight over
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Until the Next Light 等下一盏灯
Lin Hua's monitor always glowed coldly late at night, while lines of code flowed like a river with no end. Su Qing's desk lamp, on the other hand, favored the morning light. When she turned the pages of her books, flecks of chalk dust stirred in the air. Their windows were once half a lane apart. Later, they were separated by the same living-room wall. He had seen her smear coffee stains across the trigonometry problems on her draft paper. She had counted the crumbs that fell from the gaps in hi
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