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Books by 在云朵里打盹
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A Psychic Junior Forensic Doctor Joins the Homicide Unit 凶案科来了个通灵小法医
Chu Bai was born with yin-yang eyes. While other people perform autopsies with a knife, she lets ghosts speak for themselves. She isn’t afraid when the dead cry out for justice, nor does she flee when evil spirits come to claim her. The only thing that makes her tremble is having her bonus taxed. That is, until she’s transferred to the Homicide Division and meets Lu Chenzhou, a cold-faced detective who believes in science, has a short temper, and specializes in dealing with superstition. Strange
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I Put a Sky Screen in the Cold Palace, and the Court Begged Me to Stop Spoiling the Plot 我在冷宫开天幕，满朝跪求别剧透
[Everyone can hear her thoughts + gossip broadcast on the sky screen + feel-good story with no romance] Jiang Zhaoxue transmigrates into the role of a disposable extra in a melodramatic period novel, banished to the Cold Palace. After binding to a System, her inner thoughts are broadcast on the sky screen to the entire world. The System forces her to take a blade for the emperor's true love. Instead, she exposes the assassin in the emperor's bed, the slow-acting poison in the Crown Prince's medi
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The Orphaned Diviner Who Can See All Under Heaven 神算孤女，她算尽天下
[No Romance + Disguised National Teacher + System-Driven Nation-Building + Satisfying Chaotic-Era Story] Lin Yao transmigrated as an orphaned girl in a chaotic age. From the start, her aunt sold her to a fool in exchange for food, but she became bound to the Divine Strategist, a power that could predict disasters, grain routes, waterways, and the human heart. The System told her to win over the crown prince. Instead, she sent the faith value of the slums through the roof. While others changed th
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Qin Shi Huang Takes Over Zhao Gou's Body: No More Running Away in This Song Dynasty 秦始皇魂穿赵构，这大宋不许再逃
After his soul transmigrates into Zhao Gou of the Southern Song, Ying Zheng opens his eyes to find not envoys from every nation paying tribute, but a group of ministers kneeling and urging him to flee. With no System and no cheat, he brings the vision of an emperor for the ages and sets out to drag a dynasty on the brink of collapse back to its feet. While the entire court thinks only of escape, Ying Zheng asks just one question: “If we go any farther south, should we appoint the fish and shrimp
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