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Books by 梅子汤
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Tomb Raiding: Watch Me Break This Game 盗墓，看老子破了这盘局
Wu Qian transmigrates into the book The Grave Robbers' Chronicles as Wu Xie's biological cousin and Wu Erbai's son. His arrival changes the game being played beneath the Nine Gates. Gradually, the Wang Family loses control, and the unknown Wu Qian takes the reins instead. Later, everyone discovers that the young master of the Wu family, once known as a useless beauty, all looks and no substance, weak and excessively selfless, has somehow become a ruthless little king of hell, as famous as Nan Xi
17Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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Tomb Raiding: I'm a Cultivator from the Wu Family 盗墓：我是吴家修仙者
(Wu Sen is the bottom × Hei Yanjing is the top. Two male leads. Please read the title carefully. If you saw it and still came in to complain, don’t blame me for speaking bluntly.) Wu Sen was originally a rabbit spirit in the cultivation world. After taking human form, he learned alchemy and became an alchemist. He never expected that simply trying to make an elixir of immortality would get him hunted by both the immortal and demonic factions. With no other choice, he chose to end his life. But i
7Reads6.6Score—Shelves
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Tomb Raiders: What Should I Do If I Wake Up as a Wang Family Member? 盗墓，一睁眼变成汪家人怎么办
Wang Ruan is a tearful little crybaby whom nobody likes. If anyone so much as touches him, he cries out that it hurts. His favorite books are his third uncle’s The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, but he never expected that the moment he opened his eyes, he’d become a member of the Wang family from the series. Having never known hardship in his life, can he really survive in the world of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles?
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Tomb Raiding: The Mausoleum Guardian Beast Kindergarten 盗墓：守陵兽幼儿园
(Two male leads + both chaste + raising kids + tomb raiding) Also known as: Blackie's Everyday Life Raising Kids. See how the famous Blackie of the underworld gets driven to distraction by a bunch of mischievous kids, with no idea what to do about them. Wu Shi was a kindergarten teacher, but because of a colleague, he had no choice but to quit. On his way home with his things, he rescued a child who was about to be dragged beneath a car. The child was fine, but he died. Fortunately, he met Syste
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