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Did I Open a Café on Changbai Mountain? 我在长白山开了一座咖啡屋？
Work's been exhausting lately, so I rewatched Friends and wanted to find a book that was comforting and true to life. Unfortunately, none of them really hit the spot. So I'll stop pretending and come clean: I'll write one myself. “Easygoing daily life” and “a funny ensemble cast” Borrowing the words from Love Apartment: “The person you love most is by your side, and your best friends are right across from you.” Come open up a whole new life with me!
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The Ming Emperor's Brother-in-Law: From Martial Champion to Guardian Martial Duke 大明国舅：从武状元到镇国武穆
He opens his eyes to find himself a young relative of the imperial family in the Jiajing era, born into wealth and blessed with a towering, powerfully built frame that could rival Xu Chu's. A life of luxury has not made him soft. He clenches his fists and vows that his martial arts will serve not to win favor, but to protect his family and his country. At court, officials refine elixirs in Taoist robes. At the border, the Tatars threaten the passes. The court is full of men who do nothing but b
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My Brother’s Perfect Life 哥的完美人生
[Urban]+ [Reborn]+ [Slow-paced]+ [Slice of life]+ [Brotherhood] “Today's life scenario is: you're the only son of the province's top gun-and-cannon dealer.” The vlogger in the video sounded unbearably smug. I was perched on my electric scooter, munching on a bun, and nearly choked laughing. The comments were even livelier. “Hahaha, everyone's daydreaming again, huh?” “What's wrong with daydreaming? Is it against the law?” “Exactly. Who wouldn't want to live on Beijing's main street and be good a
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Five Million Dropped from the Sky 天降500万
Urban life + slow-paced + not brainless + no harem When you're young, what's the most important thing? A house? A car? Or enough wealth that you never have to work again? One peaceful afternoon, you finish lunch and head back to the office to work overtime. On the way, you scratch off a lottery ticket and win five million. How would you spend it? This is a story about five million.
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