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Books by 张十一鸭
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- I Have Been Crushed by Ghosts in My Sleep for Years, Yet I Am a Judge of the Underworld 常年被鬼压床的我是地府判官 Cold fingers traced my spine. The sound of scratching at the pillow kept time with my heartbeat, while water stains on the ceiling coalesced into a woman's silhouette. Zhang Wan, a convenience store night-shift clerk, was driven to the brink of a breakdown by sleep paralysis. A faceless woman in red and a figure who knocked while hanging upside down tormented him until everyone turned against him. The mysterious Hu Jue whispered, "You are a judge of the underworld." From then on, the cash regist —Reads—Score—Shelves
- Bound to a Spendthrift System, the School Bully Wants to Hand Over His Pay Card 绑定败家系统，校霸想上交工资卡 A bankrupt woman who transmigrates into a book is bound to a “Positive Energy Rebate System” and forced to spend money transforming a future school bully and villain. He imagines it as a tragic love story where “she’s madly in love with me,” and the two eventually fall for each other as she spends more and more money. A hilarious romance. —Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Han Dynasty's Last Embers: The Yellow Turban Earth General and the System That Summoned Me to Restore Order 汉祚烬：黄巾地公，系统召我定乾 Zhang Bao, a modern graduate student in history, awakens in the body of Zhang Bao, the Earth General and one of the key figures in the late Eastern Han Yellow Turban Rebellion. He is bound to the “Restore the Han Mandate: Debt Contract System.” He faces troubles from within and without: the original host is poisoned and near death, government spies are plotting against him, his followers blindly believe in talisman water, and history has already set the Yellow Turban army on a swift path to defe —Reads—Score—Shelves
- Needles of Rain 雨针 The twentieth year of the Republic of China. A water town in Jiangnan, where incense ashes call in debts and an ancient well hides their settlement. Shen Yan returns from studying abroad and steps into a mist-shrouded old mansion in search of his missing elder brother. There he meets Su Wan, keeper of the incense, and encounters a century-old dry well. Incense burns on its own, smoke coils around the soul, and the well water turns cold, reflecting the hidden secrets of three generations. Debts o —Reads—Score—Shelves
