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Books by 对不起，我是卧底！
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Transmigrated to Another World: Bound to Diablo II from the Start 穿越异世：开局绑定了暗黑2
Beyond the isolated city, monsters roar. Within its walls, someone slacks off. When the most inconspicuous farmhand drops his disguise, humanity finally realizes the truth. Their hope was never in the city walls, but in the farmland everyone had overlooked... A slacker's survival guide to the apocalypse: If you can lie down, don't stand up. If you can grind levels, don't risk your life. But if anyone lays a hand on my farm! I'll show them what an edgy gamer looks like when he's angry!
156Reads6.5Score111Shelves
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Starting as a Fat Guy, I Earn One Dollar for Every Meter I Walk 从胖子开始，走一米挣一块钱
[Multiple heroines + brainless System + invincible protagonist] [Watch the male lead take a little girl as his girlfriend, make the Ghost King his servant, treat a policewoman as his subordinate, and keep a void beast as a pet] Geng Nanchu transmigrated. He arrived in a place resembling a parallel world, inhabiting the body of a 300-jin, orphaned fat guy. At eighteen, he could barely function normally. He even had to sleep propped up on his side, afraid he might suffocate if he shifted the wrong
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Digging and Digging in My Own Little Garden 在自家小小的花园里面挖呀挖呀挖
After losing his job, programmer Gu Yunlong can no longer keep up with the rat race in the city, so he returns to his hometown and decides to lie flat. One day, he decides to plant an osmanthus tree in the overgrown backyard. One swing of the hoe, and, clang! A flash of gold. At first, he thinks he’s unearthed a family heirloom. Then he discovers the garden is basically a “wishing pit”: one day it coughs up gold, the next a magnifying glass that can appraise objects, and the day after that a new
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Ninefold Astral Winds Rise from Chive Buns 九重罡风起于韭菜包子
When Doushuai Palace appeared on Geng Nanchu's phone, he should have known his golden finger had arrived. Too bad he seemed to have gotten a little dim. While everyone else was still obsessed with becoming a god, he thought gods were no big deal.
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