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Books by 筱小敏
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- Genshin Impact: I Open a Mobile Game Arcade in Mondstadt 原神：我在蒙德开手游馆 Lin Yu transmigrates to Teyvat and opens a “mobile game experience center” on Mondstadt’s North Street. It costs 10,000 Mora an hour, an outrageous price, but the first customer, Jean, Acting Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius, is completely hooked after a free two-hour trial. Her phone lets her see a real Mondstadt, Starsnatch Cliff, and Starfell Lake, and even lets her control characters as they jump off cliffs and fall to their deaths. Jean can’t stop playing. “This thing... is a lot mor 12Reads—Score104Shelves
- Three Kingdoms: In the First Beta, I Beat Up Guan Yu 三国：首测暴打关二爷 Invited to try out an MR Three Kingdoms game, I find Lord Guan running through the streets in a green hat. I activate the historical correction feature and get straight to work fixing the generals' character settings. Guan Yu angrily raises his Green Dragon Crescent Blade to chop me down, but I counter with a history-accurate beatdown. The development team begs me not to make changes so fast. —Reads—Score—Shelves
- Period: Transmigrating to the 1960s and Revitalizing the Economy 年代：穿越后在六零搞活经济 Su Mu opens his eyes in the 1960s as the posthumous son of a carpenter who works at a construction factory. His family is dirt poor, and he is treated like a hired hand. He doesn’t even have a proper room of his own. But he doesn’t panic. A trip to the black market in the middle of the night lets him trade white flour for sweet potatoes and fine grain for coarse grain, pocketing the difference as profit. He hauls flour at the grain station and eats baked flatbreads at the morning market, saving —Reads—Score—Shelves
- Urban: My Double Tap Is Faster Than a Bullet 都市：我的双击比子弹还快 The shooting-range timer freezes at 10.22 seconds. Gun King Ah Li smiles, until Ah Yu, an old-timer eliminated from the competition, suddenly draws his gun in the corner. The crowd erupts. Ah Lin cowers in the corner, crying, as Ah Yu’s gun swings toward her. Bang! Bang! Two shots, two holes punched through his forehead. The whole place falls silent. Ah Li looks down at his holster: he hasn’t even unzipped it. He turns and sees Chan Kong-sang standing there, smoke still curling from his muzzle. —Reads—Score—Shelves
