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Books by 煚死我了
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My Handler Once Killed Me 我的训导员杀过我
[Reborn] + [No golden finger] + [Anti-Drug Operations] + [No Female Lead] My name is Chu Lie. In my previous life, I was a drug lord who struck fear across all of Southeast Asia. Then I died, shot in the head by an anti-drug officer. When I woke up again, I was a newly weaned Malinois puppy, sent to a police dog training base. My handler was the very man who had shot me. He smiled and held out his hand. “From now on, we’re partners.” I sank my teeth into him, but he just said, “You’ve got some b
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The Whole World Mutated, but the Two of Us Are Just Slacking Off 全世界变异，只有我俩在摸鱼
Gray fog descends upon the world. Order collapses, mutated beasts run rampant, and everyone frantically competes to survive, scrambling for food, water, and weapons and fighting tooth and nail to stay alive. Lin Ye does the exact opposite: from the start, he stocks up on neither weapons nor medicine, filling his entire home with spicy snack strips, cola, and mini hot pots. His plan is simple: slack off, stay safe, and lie flat through the apocalypse. No one knows he wields the heaven-defying [Pr
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This Was Supposed to Be an Urban Novel, So Why Are These Readers Cultivating Immortality? 说好都市，这群读者修什么仙
[Ridiculous Comedy + Misguided Interpretations + Anti-Cliché] I’m an unemployed male nurse who wrote an urban assassin novel. The prose is ridiculously over the top, with lines like, “He weaves through the bustling streets, his movements ghostlike, his presence blending into the darkness.” But my readers have screws loose. They insist I’ve written a book called The Urban Cultivation Manual! From then on, the comments section took a bizarre turn: “Author, I’ve mastered the ‘ghostlike movements,’
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