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Books by 家有小妖
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I Am Fan Jin, the Man Who Passed the Imperial Exam 我是范进中举的范进
Fan Jin was an ambitious man. After graduating from university, he threw himself into the civil service exams, taking them for ten years before returning home in defeat. In the eleventh year, just as success seemed within reach, he transmigrated and was reborn as Fan Jin from The Scholars. With the memories of two lives, he soared to new heights in an instant. Fan Jin now had the support he needed: Pu Songling in literature and Huang Chao in warfare. The three exam-takers, once mere cogs in the
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I Am the Sword Hanging Over the Powerful 我是权贵头上的一柄剑
Xie Bi'an, an entrepreneur in Jingzhou, Daxia, is caught up in an acquisition scheme carefully laid by powerful aristocratic families. It exposes a gripping struggle for power both within and beyond the halls of government. What he thought was a ploy by the powerful to seize wealth turns out to conceal a battle for power. What he thought was a struggle for power reveals a surging conspiracy to usurp the nation. Every step is fraught with danger, revealing both the warmth and coldness of everyday
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The Dawn of an Era 纪元的黎明
In 2002, atypical pneumonia spread across the globe. In 2008, a global economic crisis struck. In 2010, an interstellar gate incident occurred in the Gulf of Aden. In 2014, two major earthquakes in Turkey killed tens of thousands. In 2015, Middle East respiratory syndrome broke out in the Middle East. In 2017, an interstellar object named Oumuamua drew the attention of scientists around the world. In 2019, COVID-19 spread globally, and so on. It was as if an unseen hand were driving these events
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Doomsday Awakening: Restarting the Yuanwu Era 末日觉醒：重启元武纪
Are you sure everyone around you is human? Do you believe that the people you know are being replaced? This is neither superstition about ghosts and gods nor a product of science fiction. They, or it, are replacing us in the most insidious ways, replacing you and me, or the people we know. Yet we have never noticed any of this, or even suspected it. I was no different, until one day I joined a mysterious base and began to think about the question.
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