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Books by 焕振
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The Impostor's Guide to Surviving Against All Odds: The Fate-Reversal Arc 伪装者的绝处生存术逆命卷
Liao Chenxuan and Han Xinxi are trapped in an abandoned district that “chooses” its victims, where the exit changes at any moment, like a lie rewritten on the spot. To survive, they must learn to disguise themselves as part of its “rules,” mock death with dark humor, and use tiny details to fool the shadows hunting them. Each success only earns them a more sophisticated trap, and the true mastermind may be hiding in the way they look at each other.
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Reborn: I Have an Unlimited Supply of Regret Pills 重生：我有无限后悔药
"Sign this, and you'll be nothing but a dog for the Su family." In his previous life, Ye Chen lived a miserable existence. The wealthy trampled on him, his fiancée betrayed him, and he eventually died a wretched death in the city moat. After dying, he was reborn at his engagement party, carrying an ancestral black ring. The ring holds an endless supply of second chances. Whenever something displeases him, he can turn back time! The young master of the Su family humiliates him in public? Turn
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Steam Martial Sage: From the Start, I Fuse with the Core of the Stars 蒸汽武圣：开局融合星辰核心
In a cyberpunk era of the Ming Dynasty, gears roar and steam blots out the sky. This is a world where martial arts have fallen into decline and mechanical gods rule over everything. Lu Xinghe transmigrates into this world and becomes a menial disciple of the Qingyun Sword Sect, his meridians completely blocked. Humiliated by the powerful, abandoned by his sect, and rejected by his fiancée. At the brink of despair, Lu Xinghe awakens the God-Tier System for Upgrading All Things. “Ding! Spend point
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The Impostor’s Apocalypse Clear: The Dark Tide Arc 伪装者的末日通关暗潮卷
Ye Zixuan accidentally wanders into an abandoned station that can rewrite maps. Every exit is disguised as a road sign, and even the survival tools give instructions that mean the opposite of what they say. Wei Ziqing uses his cold sarcasm as a compass, dragging them both out of one trap set by the rules after another. But when the truth comes to light, they discover that the most dangerous thing isn't the monsters, but the people who look like their companions.
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