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Books by 夜半说书人
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The Underground Market, Part One 暗盘上篇
The protagonist, Xu Che, is an “information broker” with no official backing and no allegiance to any faction. His golden finger is a special ability to sense information: he has a magnetic nose for “what people want from a deal.” By observing people and drawing them out, he can accurately work out the deal a person or organization most wants to make right now, and fears failing at most. He doesn't carry out assassinations or turn people against their allies. Instead, he operates in the darkest
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After a Fortune-Telling Session, I'm Forced to Pair Up with a Failing Student 占卜后，我被迫和学渣组CP
By using tarot cards as a "learning diagnosis System," the heroine can create an actionable study plan or pinpoint gaps in someone's knowledge every time she turns over a card. But each reading comes with a compulsory "equivalent exchange": she must teach the plan she draws to someone else without holding anything back, or the cards become ineffective for three days. Then she draws the card with the harshest restriction of all: she must help the worst student in her class improve. As she racks h
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I Only Want to Slack Off, but the System Forces Me to Become a Palace Intrigue Pro 本宫只想摆烂，系统却逼我宫斗成
An unconventional palace-intrigue story. On the surface, the heroine is forced to fight the consorts, but in truth, every move she makes is aimed at getting deposed and kicked out of the palace. She uses the KPI mindset of a modern office worker to break down the harem’s power struggles: she treats herself as a project manager, the consorts as obstacles, and the emperor as the big boss. Every face-slapping moment is calibrated to land right on the line between passing the test and avoiding promo
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Secret Marriage at the Office: Part Two 办公室隐婚下篇
A married couple of seven years both work at the same Fortune 500 company. The husband is an arrogant, overbearing chief strategy officer who sits at the top of the corporate ladder. His wife, a seasoned administrative assistant, deliberately hides her abilities and is content to blend into the background. No one at the company knows they’re married. Every day, she listens to her coworkers shower her husband with praise, watches him boss her around at work, then quietly makes him hangover soup w
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