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Books by 地上最强老公
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I'm a Gold-Touching Captain, and I'm Raiding SpongeBob's Tomb from the Start? 我摸金校尉，开局盗海绵宝宝墓？
Tomb raiding + suspense + absurdity + System + no female lead + livestream Chen Shi transmigrates to a parallel Blue Star, where history has been lost in places and archaeological livestreams are popular worldwide. As a descendant of the Mojin tradition, he can only stare in disbelief. The “ancient tomb” discovered by the authorities has an inscription that clearly reads: “Tomb of the Ruler of Bikini Bottom”?! After refusing to let a professor pull strings to get an unqualified candidate in, he’
324Reads5.7Score106Shelves
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The Invincible Great Emperor Is Reborn: I Don’t Fawn Over the Campus Beauty from the Start, and Now She’s Panicking 无敌大帝重生开局不舔校花她急了
[High-martial urban fantasy + human emperor + decisive and ruthless + domineering + no heroine + no System] He was once the backbone of humanity, the peerless emperor who struck such terror into the myriad races of the worlds that they trembled at his name! But the shame of having been a lovesick fool in his youth, the agony of losing his loved ones, and the regret of his benefactor's death clouded his Dao heart, and he fell during the tribulation of ascension! When he opened his eyes again, Che
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Why Is an Unlucky, Dying Great Emperor Taking Me In? 我一晚年不祥的大帝收容我干嘛？
[Anomalous Containment + Human Emperor + Decisive and Ruthless + No System + Invincible + Multiple Heroines?] He was once a peerless emperor who ended the dark upheaval in the Age of Fallen Emperors, fighting bloody battles across the heavens and crushing the source of the ominous threat! But he paid a terrible price for it. In his later years, misfortune befell him: red hair covered his body, and dust stained his imperial heart. To keep disaster from befalling all living things, he resolutely s
21Reads—Score—Shelves
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My Years at Bureau Nine 我在第九局的那些年
That ungrateful wolf asked why I cut my hair short and why I wouldn’t return to China. But after visiting the tomb of the Japanese emperor, the underground catacombs of the Vatican, and Thailand’s Serpent God Cave, and finding Noah’s Ark, how could I possibly go back?
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