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Books by 粉色小飞象
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Showbiz: My Superstar Wife Revealed My Talent 娱乐：我的才华被巨星老婆曝光了
On his first night in the new world, he casually saves a superstar. Then things go wrong! It seems the superstar has fallen for him? Lin Mo awakens a God-Tier Entertainment System. As long as he has enough fame points, he can redeem songs, scripts, novels, and other works from Earth. So he begins his great career of bringing them over. At first, he only wanted to quietly make a fortune. But ever since he got together with his superstar girlfriend, his talents have kept getting exposed. Su Qingyu
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Reborn: Of Course I’ll Raise My Childhood Sweetheart Myself 重生：青梅当然要自己培养了
Reborn in ninth grade, Fang Zhiyou turned over a new leaf. He didn’t aspire to become the richest man in the world. He just wanted a safe, happy life. With knowledge of future trends, he had countless ways to make money, from Bitcoin to writing novels. On his morning run, he ran into his childhood friend Jiang Sinan, who had been avoiding him. The tragedies of his past life were still vivid in his mind, and he decided to help her. When winter break tutoring began, he helped her overcome her st
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National Fate: While Everyone Else Prepares for War, I Get to Work on Infrastructure 国运：别人备战，我却整起了基建
There are three days to prepare before the monsters attack. United States: Build defenses. Our powerful firepower will hold them back! Japan: Set traps. Our ninja legacy will protect our borders! India, South Korea... The people of Great Qin were in despair. Other countries had at least a dozen people, some with over a hundred, while they had only one! Even worse, while everyone else was building fortifications, their one person had started working on infrastructure and was building a road? Thre
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Urban: I Became a Tycoon by Calling Out Western Worshipers 都市：怼崇洋媚外，靠奖励成神豪
Zhou Fan stays up late scrolling Douyin and comes across a streamer who fawns over life abroad and spouts blatant lies. He claims subway seats overseas are the pinnacle of human-centered design, only to reveal a "Made in China" label underneath when he turns them over; he says the air in foreign countries is sweet, but it turns out he's just standing outside a dessert shop and taking deep breaths; even a rusty metal cover stained with urine in a corner gets praised as cutting-edge technology for
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