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Books by 昧昧我思之
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Arknights: I Transmigrated into a Pharmaceutical Company from the Start 明日方舟开局穿越制药公司
[The Fourth Calamity + Ensemble Cast + Summoning Players + Otherworld + Gaming + Comedy] Originium has brought endless suffering to this land. But now, the arrival of the players has brought even more uncertainty. Mobile city-states clashing, endless dark clouds, infected in the mines, Sea Terrors in the deep, and demons in the far north. A world full of charm. [The worldbuilding is inspired by Arknights, but none of its characters will appear.]
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Game Designer: Losing Money Makes Me Miserable 游戏设计师：不亏钱我浑身难受
Bai Qian was reborn back in his college days, but the world seemed to have taken a different course. The game industry, once a vibrant and varied scene, had become incredibly monotonous. Strangely, games were far more important in this world than they had been in his previous life. Just as Bai Qian was preparing to make a game himself, one where players could become unbeatable with 999 sword strikes, dominate the market, and reach the pinnacle of life, he unexpectedly became bound to a System th
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I Found an Alien Spaceship in a Cultivation World 在修仙世界捡到外星飞船
Lin Chen, a native of a Cultivation civilization, accidentally acquires the technological legacy of an alien civilization. Since he has no talent for Cultivation, and technology can change one’s fate, why not undergo genetic modification? Antimatter annihilation bombs, plasma torpedoes, and two-dimensional foil: surely they can wipe out a tiny mountain sect like yours. From then on, Lin Chen starts making nuclear bombs by hand and using laser weapons to blast the mountain-protecting formations o
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Global Cataclysm: Ambushed at Night by My Senior in a Horde of Monsters 全球灾变：在怪物堆里被学姐夜袭
[Apocalyptic disasters, not reborn] For unknown reasons, countless meteorites fell upon Blue Star, and from then on, one disaster after another spiraled out of control. Wildfires swept across half the country. Temperatures plunged to minus seventy degrees. Storms carried radioactive dust. Floods, tsunamis, and thunderstorms. Humanity was powerless against the disasters, and more than ninety percent of people lost their lives at the very outset. But Zhang Kun didn’t care about any of that. If any
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