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Back to College: Break Up Before Starting a Business 重回大学，要创业先散伙
Break up the partnership before starting a business. That was Xia Gucao's first major decision after being reborn in his college days. He was especially quick to get rid of his awful girlfriend, who had derailed all four years of his college life. No talk of a breakup fee. With his knowledge of the major events of the next twenty years, Xia Gucao still decides to start small, choosing to sell a nationally acclaimed edition of Japanese manga. He even disbands the college manga-selling team he use
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Thank You for Sleeping 谢谢你睡觉
In the apocalypse, humanity is divided into two groups: sleepers and the sleepless. Sleepers belong to the wealthy class. Through brain-computer interfaces, they connect their consciousness to a virtual network and enjoy lives of luxury in a beautiful virtual world of blue seas and clear skies. The sleepless, on the other hand, are forced to serve the sleepers. They are mostly people from the lower classes, especially the poor and prisoners. By chance, Kate, one of the sleepless, discovers a way
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The System Told Me to Win by Doing Nothing 系统叫我躺赢
Lin Yingming, a down-and-out loser, gets hurt and ends up in the hospital after trying to save an old woman who is about to be hit by a luxury car driving against traffic. He fails to save her, but the incident activates the Lie-Back-and-Win System. Lin Yingming starts lying down in all sorts of creative ways, doing nothing and winning at life, achieving an epic comeback. “Don’t push me. If you make me lie down, I’ll win.”, Lin Yingming, the Lie-Back-and-Winner ~~Source: Duliang
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I Taught Qin Shi Huang to Play Match-Three 我教秦始皇消消乐
Did the Qin Dynasty, which swept across the Six Kingdoms and established the first unified China under an emperor, really owe its success to Qin Shi Huang’s wise rule and military prowess? What if I told you it didn’t? Would you believe me? The truth is, it was all thanks to me. I, Zhao Deyi, taught Ying Zheng, held hostage in Zhao, to play a match-three game called Match Match Joy. The game helped poor young Ying Zheng go from having no ambition to striving for greatness, from frail to strong,
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