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Books by 寒月残枝
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Reborn in the Capital: Building a Top-Tier Tycoon Family 重生四九城：打造顶级豪门家族
After being reborn, Lu Cheng starts from the start by dumping a gold-digging bitch and marrying his sister's best friend. Relying on his martial arts skills, he catches spies, fugitives, and thieves on trains, gradually climbing the career ladder. He rises from a low-ranking railway police officer, step by step, in the capital. Under his leadership, his sister becomes the richest person in the country, and his eldest brother gains enormous power. Together, they turn the Lu family into a top-tier
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Country Life: My Older Sister 乡村志：我的姐姐
[Rural Era] [Inspirational Struggle] [Daily Life] [Country Romance] The siblings, adopted by their second uncle, are plunged into a nightmare when a new aunt arrives. When the Yellow River bursts its banks again and the whole village is trapped, the older sister has no choice but to give up her dream of attending university. Faced with their aunt pressuring the older sister into marriage, the siblings choose to split from the family. Returning to their old home, now reduced to ruins, they build
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My Days on the Security Team 我在保安队的日子
Women, I just can't figure them out... Which is more intoxicating: a woman swaying in a bar, or a girl setting off on a journey with her belongings on her back? Which is more bittersweet: a woman in a business suit beneath the neon lights, or a naive girl fresh out of college? Which is more bitter: a woman tending the hearth and caring for her husband and children, or a girl who endured a tragic childhood? I downed all three drinks. Take your time with yours. Want to hear my story? Then read on.
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Trained at Shaolin Temple: Breaking the Precepts Makes Me Stronger 师承少林寺：破戒就变强
He transmigrates to Shaolin Temple and becomes a little monk. Fortunately, he comes equipped with a rule-breaking System: breaking the rules makes him stronger. “Disrespecting your elders, bragging, and lying violate the precept against false speech.” “Stepping on five and a half ants violates the precept against killing.” Arguing with a shrew violates the precept against harsh speech. To learn a divine ability, he breaks the precept against sexual misconduct and nearly gives himself to an old w
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