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Books by 柠檬与慕斯
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Keep Your Head Down While Cultivating Immortality 修仙要苟住
A traditional fantasy novel, with no System and no saintly protagonist. The protagonist gets saddled with a miserable master and has to build everything up, bit by bit, on his own. With just one cultivation technique from the start and no backing, all he can do is keep his head down. Even after becoming a big shot, he still has to keep his head down. Keeping a low profile doesn't mean being afraid. If anyone crosses the line, he'll make sure they pay in blood, even if it means braving a mountain
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Homecoming System: From the Start, I Point Out a Human Trafficker 回家系统：开局指认人贩子
Su Can remembers only three things: His mother wore her hair in a ponytail and knew a song. There was a big locust tree by their front door, where cicadas sang nonstop in summer. And a woman in a floral dress said, “I’ll take you to find your mother.” He was six that year. Twelve years later, at eighteen, he finally escaped. He didn’t know where home was or whether his parents were still alive. But he now had a System in his mind that could show him every child who had been abducted. “Every pers
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The Apocalypse: My Maids and Me 末世之我和我的女仆们
Betrayed by his girlfriend and close friend, he was sent to prison. After his release, he was utterly disillusioned, and then the apocalypse arrived unexpectedly. With a System at his side, he’ll have his revenge. In this apocalypse, all order has collapsed. Whoever has the strength is king. He no longer believes in love and won’t take a wife. He’ll only take maids. Together, they’ll conquer the world and rebuild order. Japan bullied us in the past? No problem. We’re strong enough to wipe them o
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Guardians of the Light: Don't Let the Darkness Consume You 守光者：别让黑暗吞噬你
A text about fake online orders scams her out of five thousand yuan in New Year’s money. An online boyfriend runs off with her savings of 1.2 million yuan. A deepfake video call drains an elderly person’s retirement savings. Think scammers are far away from you? The customer service agent who calls you “sweetheart” is counting your money overseas. The friend who says, “I’ll help you get rich,” is brainwashing you. The lover who tells you “good morning” every day is chatting with twenty other “pa
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