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Books by 祁连子
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Northern Wheat 北麦
Northern Wheat takes the village of Guidai at the northern foot of the Qilian Mountains as its narrative starting point, focusing on nearly half a century of survival and struggle across three generations of the Wang family, and tracing the changes of the times from the 1980s to the present. From Wang Shuhai burning incense and swearing, “I will never betray the land or my conscience,” when farmland was contracted to households, to Wang Duoxi risking life and death as he heads to Xinjiang and di
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Reboot: I Rule the City with an Emotion-Harvesting System 重启：我靠情绪收割系统统治都市
I conned a System. The price: in 72 hours, my brain will collapse and I'll become a vegetable. The doctor says I'm crazy. But I know the System will scan this city tonight, and it only cares about one statistic: emotional fluctuation. An average person scores 100. A special forces soldier, 800. A genius, 3,000. I hit 10,000. The System fell for it. But six other people in this city have also awakened superpowers, and they're getting ready to hunt me down. A line hidden in the System log reads: “
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A Divine Stele Crushed Me, Awakening My Supreme Eternal Identity! 神碑砸瘫我，觉醒万古无上身份！
A fortune-teller told me I was carrying an invisible giant stele on my back! Orphaned from the start, I was cursed as someone whose hard fate brought death to my family. I drifted to Kun City to work as a construction laborer, only to be struck by an ancient stele at the site! On the night the Heavenly Dog devoured the moon, my injured hand opened like an animal's claw, and countless sinister spirits knelt in submission! My wedding was interrupted in front of everyone, and the phantom of the bro
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After I Revealed the Truth About My Life Pawnshop, the Whole Internet Begged Me to Come Out of Retirement 人生典当行摊牌后全网跪求我出山
What if there were a pawnshop that accepted neither gold nor antiques? It would take your regrets, your fears, and that pitiful scrap of conscience you have. In exchange, it would grant you a wish. Would you dare to go in? Lin Chen went for the first time because he had no choice. He was 800,000 yuan in debt, had been dumped in front of everyone at his engagement banquet, and no one dared speak of his parents’ tragic deaths. That night, he crouched in an alley and wept. When he looked up, he sa
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