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Books by 慧鹏
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I Went to the 1970s to Eat My Fill 我去七零吃饱饱
Fang Jia was a wood-type ability user in the apocalypse. After being framed, she ended up in the 1960s or 1970s and chose to live deep in the Greater Khingan Mountains. The area was full of wild animals and plants, more than she could count. Every day, she ate her fill, slept well, and took it easy. To keep living that way for as long as possible, she kept studying advanced knowledge and improving her life. Although her intention was simply to make things easier for herself, she also helped driv
969Reads7.3Score100Shelves
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Quick Transmigration: The Big Shot Has a Planet in Their Hands 快穿：大佬手里有星球
No romance, pure leveling-up. The bookmark was changed, and I can't change it back. Mo Bei has no family ties, friendships, or romantic relationships, but is blessed with incredible wealth. She takes a planet and a group of Systems on quick transmigrations, gathering resources first, then learning. A story of growth. She's straightforward and forceful, just living her own life, kicking bullies and crushing Systems. An unbeatable existence.
86Reads6.6Score—Shelves
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Quick Transmigration: Traveling the World With a Planet 快穿：带着星球混世界
This story has no romance and is the second quick-transmigration story. The focus is on the story itself, so you don't need to read the first book to follow along. Mobei quick-transmigrates to a mid-tier world, where the story can no longer be restarted over and over.
66Reads—Score—Shelves
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Quick Transmigration: The Path to Power 快穿之强大之路
A coming-of-age story about Meng Ke, an ordinary modern man who has accomplished little in life. By chance, the Little Yellow Immortal Miaoyin takes him on journeys from place to place, and he gradually grows stronger.
29Reads—Score—Shelves
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Tales of the Supernatural in Northeast China 东北非人故事
A forest ranger living deep in the Greater Khingan Range recounts stories of the Five Immortals, wandering spirits, and yin-yang encounters from childhood onward. Each chapter contains one to three short stories. Whether or not the series is on hiatus, you can still enjoy it with peace of mind.
25Reads—Score—Shelves
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Life in the 1960s 我在60过生活
After spending his entire life locked away, the male lead is sent back to the 1960s by King Senluo. Starting out in the forest region, he gradually makes his way toward a brighter future. This is a no-romance story, featuring a space with an entire street of educational and political institutions. The male lead gradually changes from wanting only to live a normal life to embracing life with enthusiasm.
22Reads—Score—Shelves
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Quick Transmigration: Carrying Planets to Save the People 快穿带着星球渡世人
A new quick transmigration story from Mobei. After losing a bet with friends, Mobei takes the empty planet along and continues on with quick transmigration. This book follows the author’s usual meandering, compassionate style, taking things slowly. Of course, this will also be Mobei’s last book. When I started, I only meant to write three books, because the books I saw as a child were usually divided into volumes one, two, and three, or came as trilogies. I always thought books were supposed to
17Reads—Score—Shelves
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Fang Jia’s Wuxia World 方嘉的武侠世界
The second book following My Happy, Hearty Meals in the Seventies. This time, Shengsheng gets to visit the wuxia world she loves. Fang Jia is the eldest daughter of the prime minister’s household, a poor soul bullied to death by her stepmother and half sister. Carrying a magical artifact from the same lineage as Shengsheng’s space, she summons the recently deceased Fang Jia’s soul. Fang Jia begins living in her place in ancient times. After escaping the prime minister’s residence, she enters the
11Reads—Score—Shelves
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Back to the ’80s: The Tech Whiz Is Great at Catching Ghosts 重回80之科技学霸善捉鬼
This is the story of Meng Ke, who returns to her own world after quick transmigration. Meng Ke lived from 1979 to 2079. Having learned many methods and techniques in the quick-transmigration worlds, she spends this life primarily pursuing scientific research and dealing with nonhuman beings. Meng Ke’s motto in life is: when you meet an enemy, kill them. What if you cut off their hand and they retaliate? No, even without a hand, they still have three other limbs and a mouth, and could still pose
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