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Books by 楚休
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The Not-Entirely-Idle Life of the Tang Emperor’s Second Son 大唐皇二代的非完全悠闲生活
After transmigrating as Li Ke, whom Li Er praised as a hero like himself, he planned to use his knowledge of history to live it up as a wastrel. But when the well-behaved Li Chengqian appeared before him, he suddenly realized that he might only survive if Li Chengqian took the throne. So Li Ke started stirring up trouble like crazy, all for the sake of his carefree wastrel life, and simply staying alive... But his ideal life as a spoiled second-generation rich kid was getting farther and farther
6.1kReads8.6Score342Shelves
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Zhenguan: From the Start, I Insult and Beat Up the Emperor’s Descendants 贞观：开局从辱骂殴打皇二代开始
[Transmigration + no System + harmonious brothers + “a loving father and filial sons” + everyday life] A teacher who volunteered in a remote area transmigrates into Li Ke. To avoid becoming a target because Li Shimin thinks he is “heroic and much like me,” Li Ke keeps a low profile for six years! He just wants to develop quietly, then take up an official post and live as a carefree wastrel! But when he discovers that he can only survive if Li Chengqian, a naturally kind and generous man, becomes
3.1kReads6.9Score164Shelves
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How Did I Get a Full-Time Job on My First Day as an Intern? 第一天实习怎么就转正了？
[System + invincible protagonist + one heroine + lighthearted + everyday life] On Lu Chen’s first day as a trainee teacher at a school, he gets a bonus package that makes him a full-time employee. He thinks this is the start of his big break, but it turns out to be the beginning of a whole lot of worry. Lu Chen: “Before I transmigrated, I was always worrying about everything. After transmigrating, I’m still freaking worrying about everything. What was the point of transmigrating, then?” But as h
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Great Tang: How Did Beating Up Li Er Make Me a Prince Consort? 大唐：开局殴打李二怎么成驸马了
[Wude Era + Daily Life + No System + Making Money + Light Political Scheming] Xue Tao: My lady, what do you think? Was I impressive? Li Yuexi looked at her proud-looking husband, who had a wooden club as thick as a baby’s arm resting on his shoulder. Then she looked at the man lying unconscious on the ground and sighed silently. Li Yuexi: Husband, that’s my second brother! Xue Tao: Who? Li Yuexi: The Prince of Qin, Li Shimin! Xue Tao had thought he’d married an ordinary woman and beaten up some
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