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Books by 天柱峰的紫火晶
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So You're an Arms Dealer! 就你是军火商啊！
My name is Wu Xiao, the second-generation owner of a gun shop in Johannesburg, South Africa. Business was neither good nor bad, and life was rather comfortable. Then one day, I activated the [Sudden Event Intelligence System]... [Ding! In three hours, five armed robbers will hold up the jewelry store next door. Recommendation: immediately sell the owner three AK-47s, with three basic loads of ammunition included.] Half-believing it, I completed the sale. That night, the news broadcast footage of
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I Sealed the Old Ones in Concrete 我用混凝土封了旧日支配者
My name is Wang Lang, an utterly ordinary construction worker whose lifelong dream is to pave the whole world with reinforced concrete. Then I accidentally summoned an indescribable mass of flesh. My coworkers call it an “Elder God.” It whispers that it will devour my sanity and return the world to chaos. I looked at its body, constantly oozing slime and in serious violation of construction regulations. Then I looked at the project plans in my hand and the can of premium concrete I had just open
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The Black Mountain Bandit Chief 黑山大寇
As a new author, I nervously started my very first book. It has plenty of flaws, so I hope all you wonderful readers will point them out. I promise not to abandon the story, so please enjoy it without worry. I hope you’ll support me, and thank you. Li Yanjie was a hardworking office drone on Blue Star who unexpectedly transmigrated into the body of the bandit chieftain’s only son, deep in the mountains. There is growth, love, frustration, and reluctance. When Li Yanjie reached the dragon throne
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Xu San Investigates the Supernatural, Part Four: The Ghost Hospital in the Fiery Pits 徐三探诡案（四）：火狱鬼医院
Xu San Investigates the Strange Case (Part Four): The Ghost Hospital in the Inferno
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This Daoist Master Is Hungry 道爷我饿了
Evil beings? Taboo entities? The uncanny? When the indescribable uncanny descends and the world falls into madness, all living things tremble and pray. Only the Taoist Fang Bo, wild with joy, raises one palm: “Boundless Heavenly Venerable! Thank you, Mother Nature, for this gift!” He is the maddest devil in the eyes of the world, yet the only clear-headed immortal in this haunted forbidden zone. While other taboo entities are still wondering whom to eat, they see the Cthulhu-esque vengeful spiri
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