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Books by 深夜水果捞
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Transmigrated as Farmer Chen Sijiu, I Grow Rich Across the Nine Provinces Through Farming 穿成农夫陈四九，我靠种田富九州
Conscripted to work on the river embankment for six years, Chen Sijiu was believed dead by everyone in his village. He comes back, covered in scars, with a modern soul skilled in every craft. His wife, whom he hasn’t seen in six years, greets him with a cold stare. But with a homemade new plow, he brings their half-year-abandoned fields back to life. He controls floods, repairs machinery, and raises fish. Everyone in the surrounding villages is green with envy, seeing that the Chen family is on
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An Old Woman Is Reborn, Starting by Flipping the Dinner Table 老太重生，从掀翻饭桌开始
[Satisfying read, everyday life, chaotic family antics, rebirth in a bygone era] Grandma Qi was reborn in the 1980s. This time, she would set everything right. She wouldn't let herself live with regrets anymore, and she would live for herself. In her previous life, she'd exhausted herself worrying about every little thing for her family, but they always ignored all she did, as if her efforts were simply what she was supposed to do. After her husband died, her sons took turns passing her around,
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After My Best Friend Killed Me, I Took Infinite Loops to Get Revenge 闺蜜杀我后，我无限轮回复仇
I died at the hands of my best friend’s fruit knife. She stabbed me twenty-five times, then produced proof that she was insane: a diagnosis of schizophrenia. The criminal case was dropped. The law could do nothing to her. My parents took the report on my grievous injuries and knelt, crying, at her door. All they got in return was, “She’s already crazy. Stop coming here to make trouble.” I watched their despair and stared at the horrific wounds covering my body. My hatred was boundless, and I die
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Japanese Entertainment: Studying Medicine Can't Save Japan 日娱之学医救不了日本
In this country, young people are destitute, the elderly are unemployed and unsupported, and the birth rate has fallen to its lowest point in history. But that's hardly surprising. Who would want to have children in a country like this? They seem to be leading themselves step by step into an abyss, yet because of television, they can't see it. All they see is a cooking show.” He knew that unless the Japanese changed their way of thinking, even if their illness were cured, they would be nothing m
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