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Books by 大锤八十
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I Deliver Packages Across the Myriad Worlds 我在万界送快递
Jiang Feng was a down-on-his-luck deliveryman until one day, a truckload of packages was stolen. A sleazy River God gave him a flashy Wuling Hongguang delivery van, and everything began to change... His deliveries could actually reach the Myriad Worlds! Yang Guifei: I want fresh lychees! Jiang Feng: Absolutely OJBK! I’ll bring you a whole vanload. That’ll be one tael of gold per pound of lychees!
343Reads—Score—Shelves
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Reborn in the Apocalypse, I Out-Grind Everyone by Stockpiling Supplies 重生末世，我靠囤货卷爆了
[Feel-good story with no romance + zombie apocalypse + system and storage space + stockpiling + strong female lead + golden finger] Sheng Yelan, who had been left at the mercy of others in the apocalypse, is reborn one month before the zombie virus breaks out. She cuts ties with her awful mother and sister, then uses her money to stockpile supplies like crazy. With help from the System, she builds an impregnable fortress. While everyone outside is running from zombies, she raises fish, grows veg
132Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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After I Transmigrated into a Book, My Unhinged Persona Took the Entertainment World by Storm 穿书后我疯批人设火爆娱乐圈
[One-on-One Romance + Sweet and Affectionate + Transmigrate into a Book + Both Pure + Hilarious + Showbiz] Su Qingwan transmigrated into a book. On the very night she arrived, she also accidentally played a man in his sixties to death. Everyone hated her, and the whole internet was tearing her apart. Fine, let it all burn. She was tired. When the domineering CEO accused her of bullying his precious first love and threatened to blacklist her, she slapped the woman twice instead. So what if she bu
57Reads7.0Score—Shelves
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Wrongly Married to a Phoenix Man: Divorce Is Harder Than Reaching the Sky 错嫁凤凰男，离婚难如登天
Lin Xueruo married Zhang Yi, a man from a poor family who had struck it rich, believing she was setting off toward a happy life. But on her first visit to his rural hometown, her five-year-old daughter, Zhang Lingling, became a bargaining chip for the in-laws to exchange for money. Huang Guihua, the mother of a mentally disabled neighbor, came asking to adopt the girl. The in-laws immediately accepted thirty thousand yuan in compensation, calling it a “blessing” to sell off a little girl. Her mo
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