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Books by 爱吃熏鹅的温二
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Reborn Tiger King: From Wildlife Park to Ruler of All Beasts 重生虎王:从野生动物园到万兽至
Reborn as a tiger, with a System at my side. I thought I’d become the king of the zoo, but then I discovered that Earth was an arena, and I was the prey kept in captivity. No matter. It’s time to switch the roles of hunter and hunted.
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Harry Potter: My Father Is Grindelwald 哈利波特:我的父亲是格林德沃
[Two Dark Lords + Transmigration + Coming of Age + Hogwarts + Serious Tone] I transmigrated and became a baby in the wizarding world, locked away in a cell at the top of Nurmengard's highest tower. The one who found me was the first Dark Lord, Gellert Grindelwald. He didn't kill me. Instead, he taught me Wandless Magic, Occlumency, and the secrets of the Deathly Hallows. He said, “You are my son, but you will go to Hogwarts and see whether Dumbledore deserves to possess the Elder Wand.” On Septe
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I Summon the Fourth Calamity in Hell 我在地狱召唤第四天灾
Lin Bei is devastated to transmigrate into Hell as the weakest imp. The good news: He's bound to the Fourth Calamity Summoning System, which lets him summon a bunch of Earth players to do his dirty work. The bad news: These players… don't seem quite right in the head. They chase down and beat the three-headed hellhound, reasoning that “the drop rate has to be great.” They send the succubus queen 99 roses, reasoning that it's a “hidden quest.” Right in front of Constantine, they type in the publi
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I Transmigrated into Fantastic Beasts and Became a Legend 穿越神奇动物的我成了传奇
I died once, so I understand better than most how precious life is. After I transmigrated into an orphan at Hogwarts, I wanted only one thing: to befriend magical creatures. But I had no idea that the secret to changing the fate of the world was hidden behind those fluffy creatures. Until a dying qilin said to me: "Human, darkness is coming. Are you ready?"
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God of Data: From Overworked Programmer to the AI Host Who Controls the World 数据之神:从996程序员到掌控世界的AI宿主
God of Data: From 996 Programmer to the AI Host Who Controls the World
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After Our Divorce by Agreement, My Ex-Husband Begs Me to Return to the Witches' Realm 协议离婚后,前夫跪求我回归女巫界
After Our Divorce Agreement, My Ex-Husband Begged Me to Return to the Witches' Realm
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Reborn as the Villainess in a Tragic Novel, I Save the Final Boss Instead 穿成虐文女配,我反手救赎大反派
Reborn as the Abused Novel's Heroine, I Turn Around and Save the Villain
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After Binding to the Spendthrift System, I Became the Nemesis of the Wealthy 绑定败家系统后,我成了豪门对照组终结者
After Binding to the Spendthrift System, I Became the Nemesis of the Rich Family’s Foil
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The Perfect Last Day 完美的最后一天
The Perfect Last Day
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Daoist Priest, You’re Not Using Real Ghosts in a Horror Movie, Are You? 道长,鬼片场不用真鬼吧?
Supernatural thrills + absurd workplace comedy + unconventional Taoist priest + eerie power progression I was conned into joining a short-video company to film an “exploration video” at an abandoned house in a deserted village. The director said the ghosts were extras and the screams were background music. Even after a red-clad vengeful ghost really floated out, my coworkers were still hamming it up for the camera. Terrified, I pulled out Grandpa’s Ghostbusting: Five Years of Theory, Three Years
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Her Surname Is Shen, Not Lu 她姓沈,不姓陆
Her Surname Is Shen, Not Lu
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Virtual Harem: The NPCs Awaken 虚拟后宫:NPC的觉醒
Virtual Harem: The NPCs Awaken
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Code Has No Tears 代码没有眼泪
Code Has No Tears
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I Was Supposed to Be the Wicked Supporting Character, So Why Is the System Making Me Save the World with Farts? 《说好的恶毒女配,系统却让我用屁拯救世界?》
The Villainess Was Supposed to Be Wicked, So Why Is the System Making Me Save the World with Farts?
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The Time Cage: The Dead Man’s Double 时间牢笼:死者替身
Former criminal investigator Lu Chen was trapped on March 17. For everyone else, it was just another day. For him, it meant dying to save someone: one death, one life saved. With a detective’s keen eye and cool head, he turned the endless loop into a god’s-eye game: predicting danger, identifying targets, setting traps, breaking through dead ends, and tracking down the mastermind. Each death was not torture, but a bargaining chip for gathering information and refining his plans. In the cycle, he
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