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Books by 法暴
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Plunderer at the End of the Ming 明末劫掠者
[No System + Special Forces + Invincible + play the pig to eat the tiger + Building a Faction + Rebellion + Conquering the World] The sky suddenly changes, and paratrooper Zhao Jinnan drops from above, only to find that time has reversed and he has returned to the waning years of the Ming dynasty. Once he accepts the truth, he cannot help recalling the saying: Better to be a dog in peacetime than a man in an age of chaos. Zhao Jinnan: The Emperor of Japan? The shogun? Take them away and castrat
1.2kReads6.9Score104Shelves
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I Work in Real Estate: Isn't It Fair to Earn a Few Hundred Million in Commission? 干中介的我收亿点中介费不过分吧
The factory offers 22 yuan an hour, but after the employment agency takes its cut, that drops to 7 yuan an hour. Furious, Song Fei awakens the Everything Brokerage System. After all, he's in the brokerage business. Charging just a tiny bit extra in fees can't be unreasonable, can it?
457Reads—Score—Shelves
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After My Breakup, I Debuted by Roasting Myself with a Song Called You're So Beautiful 分手后我以一首姬你太美自黑出道
[Showbiz + Entertainment Industry + Feel-Good + Transmigration + Witty Humor] After a breakup, he fires back with “Jini, You’re So Beautiful,” making fun of himself as he launches his career. Hello, everyone, I’m Lin Kun. I like singing, dancing, rap, basketball, music, “Jini, You’re So Beautiful,” baby…
81Reads—Score—Shelves
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I Hold the Dirt on So Many Officials, and I’m a Little Panicked 手握众多官员把柄的我有点慌
After returning to ancient times, Lin Zhengyang awakened the most powerful Authority System and gained leverage over numerous officials. It was both an opportunity and a burden. Watch as Lin Zhengyang navigates the many forces at play and rises to the top. Bro, your dirty laundry's been aired. Pay up fast if you want to make it go away.
78Reads—Score—Shelves
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Great Ming: I, Zhu Yuntong, Discuss the Poll Tax with Zhu Yuanzhang from the Start 大明：开局我跟朱元璋谈人丁税
He transmigrates into the body of Xu Da’s youngest son. While helping disaster victims, he runs into Zhu Yuanzhang and asks a question that leaves the emperor speechless: “Why must people without land pay taxes?” In the Ming dynasty, my fate is not my own. Sooner or later, I, Xu Ping’an, will cut off the emperor’s controlling hand, the one that dictates everyone’s fate.
29Reads—Score—Shelves