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Books by 牧骁骐
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The Soul-Chasing Courier 追魂小快递
Shi Xiaoling graduated with a degree in civil engineering and joined a design firm. After his boss framed him, he lost his job, was slandered by a spiteful rival, and was blacklisted from the industry. Forced to deliver takeout, he received a delivery slip that seemed to spell his doom. Before he could deliver the food, he was hit by a vehicle and hospitalized. Later, he switched to package delivery, only to keep receiving more deadly delivery slips. It turned out he was a courier who could comm
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Reborn in the Apocalypse, I Wage War on the Oligarchs 重生末世，我与寡头开战
After I was reborn, the global oligarchs actually wanted to monopolize the apocalypse. Let me show them who truly rules the end of the world. “The torch of civilization is not yours to extinguish.” In my previous life, I was silenced in a laboratory to cover up the truth about “Gaia’s Tears.” This time, from the start, I’m buying up ridiculously expensive lottery tickets, securing a mine in advance, and stockpiling cutting-edge technology, all while waiting for the apocalypse to arrive. While th
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Shattering the Heavens 石破天倾
The Human Emperor sought to resurrect the War God Xing Tian, triggering a covert war in the Celestial Court. The Celestial Emperor planned to use the secret Star Wall technique in place of the Three Pure Ones' Nine Transformations of the Mystic Sect. But Xing Tian's resurrection would reignite the war to punish the saints in Heaven's name, destroying everything the Celestial Emperor and the Three Pure Ones had built. So while secretly warring against the Three Pure Ones, the Celestial Emperor al
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Tu Lao's Creative Life 涂劳的创意人生
Tu Lao, formerly known as Tu Mengqiu, with the English name Farmer, is extremely hardworking. He is often busy without getting results, earning himself the nickname Tu Lao, “Hardworking Tu.” By chance, he lands a job at an international 4A advertising agency. His diligence directly challenges the international rules of the workplace. He goes head-to-head with one Hong Kong-style director after another, as well as Japanese-style directors. Eventually, after becoming the local director, he finds h
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