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Books by 幕云子
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The Hilarious, Adorable Consort Refuses to Have a Baby 爆笑萌妃拒生蛋
The moment she transmigrated, she landed right on the Snake King’s head. Could her luck get any worse? “Mother, Father says he was wrong. Please take him back. He can do the laundry, cook, and have little snakes.” “Fine. Let him give birth to them himself.” Let’s see how he manages that alone. It’s not as if he’s both male and female. “Okay!” The little dumpling excitedly ran over to his father. “Father, Mother said she’s willing to have little snakes with you.” Pfft! She never said that! That w
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The Fox Consort Appears: The Evil Emperor Dotes on His Adorable Little Fox 狐妃出没：邪帝诱宠小萌妃
On her first day as a fox, she offended her wealthy benefactor. On her second day as a fox, she offended him again. By the Nth day as a fox, she wondered: Why does her benefactor keep getting handsy with her? Grr! She’d had enough. Just wait until she turns back into a human, then he’ll see how he likes picking on her! Who knew he’d bully her even more once she was human? No way. She had to fight back! But… how did fighting back somehow land her in one trap after another set by a certain someone
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Hilarious Wedding Night: A Cute Beast from the Sky Refuses to Share the Bed 爆笑洞房：天降萌兽拒暖床
Good grief! In a single instant, she transmigrates and turns into a chubby panda! Being chased by a bear right after transmigrating would be bad enough, but why does a wild boar have to join in too? Damn it, if that handsome guy hadn't shown up in time, you would have gotten away with it! “Your Highness, the little dumpling plucked all the feathers off the Empress Dowager's peacock!” “Never mind.” “Your Highness, the Empress Dowager called the little dumpling an animal.” The next day, the Empres
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The Life of a Dog Who Gambled Everything: Eating, Drinking, and Having Fun 一条赌命狗的生涯，吃喝玩乐
This is not a story meant to inspire you. Nor is it a legend about a prodigal who teetered on the edge of the abyss before turning over a new leaf. This is my ordinary half-life. From the reckless ignorance of youth To the silence of having nothing left. I had only just stood up from the mud, my shoes still dirty, yet I wanted to step into the elevator and ride it to the top. Once inside, I realized I couldn’t reach the button for going up. If you ask whether I regret it? I do! But I don’t regre
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The Struggle for Power 权路争锋
The moment Guan Mo was struck by a car and sent flying, he finally understood: he had taken the wrong path in life. When he opened his eyes again, he was back on July 13, 2001. The fateful call that had made him quit his job to go into business, ultimately costing him his life, had yet to come. He swore he would never fall into the same traps again. He planned to lie flat and live a quiet life as an office worker, but the surging tide of the times gave him no chance to sit back. Beijing wins its
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Across Huaxia: A Story from Every City 走遍华夏：一城一故事
This book travels across China, telling one story for each city. In the plainest language, it explores the history, local customs, and everyday life of cities across the country. It avoids flowery language and needless complexity, helping you understand each city's past and present and experience the diverse charms of China. The book is divided into six volumes: North China, Northeast China, East China, Central and South China, Southwest China, and Northwest China.
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A Complete Gazetteer of the Nations of the World 寰宇列国全志
This book will strictly follow the official Directory of Countries and Regions of the World published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China, using globally recognized geographical divisions as its primary basis. It will reject vague regional classifications and unofficial information, and accurately document 197 sovereign states and 36 territories around the world. Throughout the compilation process, I will adhere to the core principles of objectivity, accuracy, an
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