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Books by 拉斐克
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Kuroko's Basketball: The Rivalry Returns 黑子的篮球之争锋再现
After the final battle, Taiga Kagami left the Seirin High School basketball team and went to study in the United States, hoping to play in the NBA one day. Meanwhile, Huang Yunfan, a Chinese student, came to study at Seirin High. A basketball enthusiast, he fulfilled his wish of joining the basketball team and began training. With his extraordinary talent, he and Kuroko became Seirin's new light and shadow, leading the team in another showdown with the Generation of Miracles.
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Immersive Escape Room 沉浸式密室逃脱
[Horror Mystery and Puzzle Solving + Infinite Flow + Plot-Driven + Team] The brutal ghost that frequently vanishes and turns intangible in the hotel, the mysterious ghost market that appears out of nowhere in Fengmen Village at midnight, the vicious butcher chasing people through the restaurant with a cleaver, the half-human, half-corpse creature sacrificing twin sisters in an old mansion. … In one terrifying mystery-themed escape room after another, Huang Yunfan and his friends need not only t
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From a Parallel World, Into the Zombie Apocalypse Again 从平行世界而来，再遇丧尸
A doomsday survival novel with no harem, no System, and no supernatural powers. Later, this book will be updated alongside a related work, First Encounter with Zombies, which comes from a parallel world. You need to read both books to piece together the entire plot. The protagonist has only one goal: to ensure his family can survive the apocalypse, whatever the cost. Three years ago, Huang Yunfan, who had been living in another world, accidentally transmigrated to the world he now inhabits. H
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From a Parallel World, My First Encounter with Zombies 从平行世界而来，初遇丧尸
A parallel-world story from another world, where zombies return. Its main elements are transmigration, an alternate history, zombies, wuxia, and political struggles. With so many elements, this work is considered to be exceptionally well written.
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