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Books by 木辛木公
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Surviving at Sea: A Little Raft Opens Up a New World 海上求生：小木筏撞开新世界
[Ocean survival + decisive male and female leads who grow stronger + exploration and treasure hunting + stockpiling + food + instances + a small team + an imaginative premise. The heroine is seriously cool. This notorious couple, the Black and White Fiends, is loathed by many in the sailing world and admired by just as many.] As Lin Mo lay dying, she opened her eyes in an ocean survival game and received an inheritance everyone else would avoid at all costs: the Netherworld Pirates. Good or evil
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Preparing 20 Years Ahead to Conquer the Apocalypse 提前20年准备，征伐末世
In 2045, global disasters struck without warning. The apocalypse began, zombie hordes swept across the land, and humanity had only 35 days left to survive. To preserve the flame of civilization, humanity expanded and launched the Spark Project after the apocalypse, hoping someone would awaken as a Spark twenty years earlier, in time to stop the apocalypse or preserve hope for civilization. A middle-aged man unexpectedly became the only Spark to awaken. He spent twenty years secretly preparing, s
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Reborn as Fang La, I Face 150,000 Song Troops Head-On from the Start 魂穿方腊，开局硬刚十五万宋军
He wakes up in Fang La's body, with Tong Guan's army of 150,000 about to... I have no System. My only golden finger is a thousand years of historical knowledge from the future! The uprising has begun. According to the course of history, I will be executed by dismemberment the following autumn. With nowhere left to turn, I choose a path: divide the troops and march swiftly to seize Zhenjiang Prefecture, clear the land and fortify it, then face Tong Guan's 150,000 elite soldiers head-on and protec
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I Become Chief Minister, Pacify Jingkang, and Conquer the Nine Provinces! 我为宰辅，镇靖康，荡九州！
The Jingkang Disaster was a wound inflicted on five thousand years of Chinese civilization. Lin Kun, a modern-day wage slave, accidentally transmigrated to the second year of the Xuanhe era. Only seven years remained before that calamity. He had no System, no golden finger. All he had was a shallow knowledge of that momentous history. He risked his life on a snowy night to become a student of the famous scholar Chao Shuozhi. He quietly laid his plans, preserving the Western Army’s elite troop
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