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Books by 小生有礼0
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Shadow of the Heavenly Eye: Tracking the Ghosts of Crime 天眼之影：追踪罪恶的幽灵
Synopsis: "Look at the sky! What's that?" Mu Feifei cried out, pointing at a small black speck in the distance that was gradually coming into focus. "It's Black God One!" Scar's voice was filled with awe. "It's here. We're saved!" Everyone looked up to see Black God One streak across the sky like a meteor, moving at an astonishing speed. "Th-this speed is unbelievable!" someone murmured. Huang Yan stood at the front of the crowd, his gaze resolute. "Black God One, move out!" At his command,
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I'm a Lawyer in Another World 我在异世当律师
A top modern-day lawyer transmigrates to a fantasy world. “ I will perfect the law.” “What I say is the law.” “I don’t want to be the Lord of the Law Hall. I just want to be a lawyer.”
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After Nine Lives as a Beggar, My Wife Is the World's Richest Woman 九世乞丐我的老婆是世界首富
You may have seen people treasure-hunting in junk heaps, but you could never imagine someone finding the peak of their life among the trash! The "Mad Martial Artist" is a legendary figure with an unconventional appearance, hair more artfully disheveled than a bird's nest, and an untamed smile that never leaves his face. He lives on the outskirts of the city among discarded things, yet leads a life freer and more carefree than most. In one bizarre and surreal dream, he speaks with the Celestial C
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Upright and Righteous, I Stand Between Heaven and Earth 一身正气立天地
On the chessboard of power, the word “official” is like a subtle game piece, its two mouths concealing endless wisdom and mystery. One mouth represents the art of speech: an official must be eloquent, choosing every word with care and using wisdom to guide public opinion. The other represents the art of socializing, building connections over food and drink. But remember, never cross the line or take a single cent of the people's hard-earned money. These meals are not merely a matter of culture,
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