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Books by 少林猿
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Economic Turmoil: 1990 经济学风云：1990
[Reborn in 1990: I Use Economics to Beat the Competition by an Entire Dimension] Nobel-winning economist Lin Zhiyuan is reborn in a university dormitory, with a fortune of five hundred yuan in his hands. He knows that in a month, stock subscription warrants will soar a hundredfold. He also knows that the thirty workers at his mother's factory are counting on that five hundred yuan to stay alive. While all his classmates scramble to buy subscription warrants, he turns and walks into a state-owned
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Low-Level Enforcer: I Use the System to Predict Crimes 底层执行者：我靠系统预判犯罪
Other people deliver food. I deliver “get-out-of-death-free cards.” Every day at three in the morning, the System sends out a death forecast. I’ve saved 47 people: a fellow courier driven mad by bad reviews, a graduate student about to jump, a teacher about to feed poison to his terminally ill wife... They call me a hero. Until the day I realized I was the one who’d been saved. In another universe, I was imprisoned for three years. With the last of his strength, he sent me a message: “Live fo
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Teaching English in Ancient China: Passing the CET-4 and CET-6 to Become a Sage 我在古代教英语，四六级通关成圣
I traveled to ancient times and became a legend through English. While they cultivated martial arts, I memorized CET-4 vocabulary. One "abandon" was enough to destroy a heart demon. While they comprehended the Heavenly Way, I analyzed complex sentences, and correcting grammar somehow summoned heavenly tribulation. Later, an ancient examination hall appeared. I took the chief examiner's seat and tapped the blackboard in front of a crowd of Immortal Emperors and Demon Venerables: "Now, the listeni
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Memory Palace: 1995 记忆宫殿：1995
[Transmigration + Social Anxiety + Max-Level Memory Palace = A Knowledge Gap Attack on 1995] I transmigrated into the body of a stuttering, underachieving student in 1995. The whole class laughed and called me useless, while the local punks treated me like an ATM. They had no idea there was a palace in my mind, filled with thirty years of future stock market trends, technical patents, and business opportunities. Ranked near the bottom on exams? I closed my eyes, accessed my memories, and made it
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