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Books by 咖啡里的浓茶
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My Son Ran Off with the Money, So Second Uncle Used the System to Turn Things Around 儿子卷款跑路，二大爷靠系统逆袭
Liu Hai had just passed the civil service exam in the 21st century. After having a wild time with his buddies, he woke up to find that some mysterious force had dumped him in the courtyard house at No. 95 Nanluoguxiang in the capital. He had become Liu Haizhong, the ugly comic-relief character from Courtyard House, whose family supposedly lived in perfect harmony. As it happened, his eldest son, Liu Guangqi, had secretly become the live-in son-in-law of a minor factory official without telling h
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Siheyuan: I, Bang Geng, Am the Chosen One 四合院：我棒梗才是天命之子
[Light System + Comedy + Contrast + Siheyuan Courtyard + Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger + If You Don't Laugh, Hit Me + Pure Fun] A disastrous chain of events set off by food delivery driver Jia Xiaobang leaving a bad review sends him transmigrating into the tragic young boy Bang Geng from Full of Birds in the Courtyard! His dad just died? What a hellish start! Luckily, he has the "Virtue and Morality" System: do good deeds = get food = have a future. The new Bang Geng has decided: keep his green-
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The Demon Lord Transmigrates Into a Book, One Punch for Every Crybaby 魔尊穿书女频，一拳一个嘤嘤怪
Lin Yue (Demon Lord Version) wakes up on a crowded, stuffy train, her body so weak that even the lowliest ants in the Demon Realm are a hundred times stronger than her. Just as she is feeling frustrated, she hears the female lead, Liu Jiaojiao, whimpering theatrically beside her: "Brother Weijun, it's all my fault~ Sister Yue was so ashamed that she fainted~" Across from her, Qian Weijun, the childhood sweetheart adored by Lin Yue (Pure Version), is tenderly holding the scheming green tea girl a
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From the Start, I Was Jilted, So I Revived the Southern Song 开局被退婚，我在南宋搞复兴
CEO Jing Xiao, a lifelong bachelor, wakes up one night as a down-on-his-luck scholar in the Southern Song. From the start, he's dumped by his fiancée, penniless, and saddled with a younger sister who's a powerhouse and a former screen queen. He wants nothing more than to lie flat, but his talents won't let him. He turns selling pheasants into a Song-dynasty blind-box craze, and his portrait of Xin Qiji prompts the poet to ask him on the spot to become sworn brothers. The county office hires him
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