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Books by 神虹天皓

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  1. Complaints from the Emergency Room 急诊科的吐槽 Urban162k WordsCompleted A day in the life of emergency physician Lin Ran: 2:00 a.m.: Removes an intact light bulb from a young man’s rectum. It didn’t break! 4:00 a.m.: Saves an old woman’s gold ring with a piece of string after it gets embedded in her flesh. 9:00 a.m.: Kicks open the door on a “quack department head” treating a pneumothorax as a heart attack, and saves a VIP in the process. 2:00 p.m.: When a mother refuses surgery for her daughter’s ectopic pregnancy to save face, Lin Ran slaps a “critical condition n 3.5kReads8.5Score434Shelves
  2. This Doctor Is a Little Crazy 这个医生有点疯狂 Urban1.7M WordsCompleted On the first morning after the lockdown is lifted, a red-topped official notice is posted outside the emergency department. Lin Ran, the hospital’s sharpest-tongued and most skilled “troublemaker,” stares at the steamed bun in his hand, still warm, and the appointment letter naming him acting director of the emergency department. He falls into deep thought. A System notification drifts by: “Congratulations, Host. You have earned the God-Tier title: Scapegoat (Legendary).” From that day on, Lin R 227Reads6.3Score152Shelves
  3. They Made You a Mine Slave, and You Bankrupted the King of Hell? 让你当矿奴,你把阎王算破产? Historical275k WordsOngoing [Dark political drama] + [Lifespan trading] + [High-IQ schemes] + [Decisive and ruthless] This is a world where even breathing is taxed. Ordinary people are all “lifespan slaves,” with a thread of life hanging over their heads and a cliff beneath their feet. Mine to trade years for life, farm to pay your dues. Once your account falls behind, the official seal will crush you to death! Gu Xingzhou transmigrates into the body of a lowly mine slave at Anyi Mine, burdened with an enormous “lifespan 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Ten-Thousand-One Shop 万一铺 Urban89k WordsOngoing There are three hundred and sixty trades in this world, and any one of them, mastered to its limits, can reach the heavens. Boatmen can ferry passengers across the Milky Way, because the Milky Way is a river too. Locksmiths can lock disasters out, because the Gate of Heaven is a gate as well. Lamp makers dare to carry ladders up into the dusk and replace the sun’s wick. Funeral messengers can deliver news of death to tomorrow, and follow the Yellow Springs to guide lost souls back to the world o 3Reads—Score—Shelves