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Books by 红烧红烧肉
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The World of Luo Xiaohei: Reborn as a Dual-Element Kitten! 罗小黑世界：穿成双系小猫！
A slow-paced story~ [No romance, not a power fantasy, no System] Su Chuan accidentally travels to the world of The Legend of Luo Xiaohei and becomes a little cat demon. When he opens his eyes, he finds himself strapped to an operating table! Is he really going to die right after arriving?! Just then, Mr. Fu makes a dashing entrance and saves him, then says, “Oh my! This little thing is just too adorable!”
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Transmigrated to Little Japan? You Say I’m a Red Star Warrior! 穿越小东洋？你说我是红星战士！
I, Bu Hao Nan, was a thirty-year-old food delivery rider. I had just finished my last delivery of the day when I got my first car ride in life, courtesy of a big truck... When I opened my eyes, I realized I really had hit the jackpot... I was wearing a green military uniform, not camouflage green, but a damn Japanese uniform. A group of people were surrounding me, all carrying Hanyang rifles. Then another group showed up and drove off the men with the Hanyang rifles. They carried battered weapon
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The Imperial Exams? Just Another Way to Take the Civil Service Exam! 科举？不过是换个地方考公罢了！
[Civil Service + Imperial Exams + Humble Origins + Transmigration + Slow-Paced + Historical + No System + Not Brain-Dead] Lin Shuheng spent years grinding away at an entry-level civil service job. He had just passed his evaluation and was about to be promoted to deputy section chief. While imagining how he’d climb the ranks step by step, he died suddenly from overwork and transmigrated into the body of a poor scholar in ancient times. With the imperial exams looming, the original owner had been
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End-Times Embers: The Silicon-Based Invasion 末日余烬：硅基入侵
Note: Slow-paced! No System!! No rebirth!! No cheat powers!! Not a brainless power fantasy!!! Twenty years ago, a secret human experiment shattered the quiet of the mountains and forests. A mysterious organization set its sights on children with unusual backgrounds. Among them was Lin Yan, the son of a biologist. They were kidnapped and taken to a damp laboratory, where their fates became entwined with research into silicon-based organisms. The experiment ended with the deaths of 23 children. Th
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