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Books by 清狂禹贺

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  1. Reborn in 2003: From Street Vendor to the World’s Richest 重生2003,从摆地摊到世界首 Urban769k WordsCompleted Lin Chen, a titan of the business world, spent a lifetime building his empire. But at his seventieth birthday banquet, his most trusted friend and the woman he loved joined forces to betray him, take everything he owned, and leave him to die in the cold rain. In an instant, he is reborn in 2003, back in a high school classroom with nothing to his name. He can't scrape together his tuition. His mother is bedridden with a serious illness, his father is buried in debt, his classmates mock him, hi 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Poetry Conceals Ten Thousand Blades 诗藏万刃 Eastern Fantasy289k WordsCompleted Yun Shuheng is a poor scholar who scrapes by copying books. He was born with a pair of “poetry eyes” that can see through every flaw in poetry and martial arts. The price is a shorter life. Li Bai wants him dead, the Poetry Demon Cult wants to capture and sacrifice him, and even the old man who taught him to cultivate is hiding a blood feud. His only trump card is the Tang and Song dynasty poetry that the world regards as the pinnacle of literature. Every poem is an unparalleled martial art capa 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Fart at the Golden Palace: The Deposed Crown Prince Topples the Throne 金銮屁祸,废太子掀翻龙椅 Ancient Romance160k WordsOngoing [Historical romance] + [fictional political intrigue] + [imperial court] + [satisfying comeback] Xiao Jingyuan was the crown prince of the Great Sheng Dynasty. At ten, he went to war alongside his father. When he was thirteen, his father, Xiao Cheng, ascended the throne and became emperor, and Xiao Jingyuan was named crown prince. He had everything going for him. To keep the court stable, Xiao Cheng allowed officials from the previous dynasty and military officers of the new regime to serve toge —Reads—Score—Shelves