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Books by 红红火火1
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Three Kingdoms: I Persuade Lü Bu to Seize Jingzhou from the Start 三国：开局劝吕布夺取荆州
Chen An unexpectedly transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and somehow becomes Lü Bu’s strategist. “What!” “We can’t stay in Xu Province any longer.” “Fine, then let’s go to Jing Province.” “Jing Province borders the Han and Mian Rivers to the north, enjoys the full benefits of the South Sea, connects eastward to Wu and Kuaiji, and opens westward to Ba and Shu. It is a land of strategic importance, yet its lord cannot defend it. Surely Heaven means to bestow it upon you, General. What do you t
55Reads—Score—Shelves
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Online Game Three Kingdoms: I'm an NPC, and Every Sign-In Makes Me Stronger 网游三国：我NPC，签到就变强
After transmigrating, Chen Sheng became an NPC in the “trash” online game Total Kingdoms! To make matters worse, he was a low-ranking Yellow Turban foot soldier, in a truly perilous situation. Just then, a sign-in System fell from the sky and changed his fate. It could not only grant him all kinds of rewards, but also let him increase his attributes without limit! PS1: The protagonist establishes a faction of his own, refuses to surrender, and breaks away from the Yellow Turbans! PS2: Two upgrad
37Reads—Score—Shelves
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Dreams Shattered Beneath a Broken Galaxy 碎裂星河碎掉的梦
Ji Feiyu spent seven years as Fu Shence’s ghostwriter, penning countless hit songs for him. But on the night he reached the top of the awards podium, she saw him kiss Xia Yinshuang with her own eyes. She turned and walked away, only to discover she was pregnant. Three years later, she returned with her genius son, and Fu Shence begged her, eyes red, to give him another chance. Ji Feiyu smiled. “Fu Shence, the most painful lyric I ever wrote was your name.”
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The Seventh Year: A Battle to Reclaim My Memories 第七年的记忆反击战
Seven years ago, Bai Tang was an intern in Lou Yan’s laboratory. They fell in love, but the night before graduation, a scandal over “academic fraud” tore them apart. Lou Yan accused her of stealing his experimental data. Bai Tang was expelled from academia and left for another country. Seven years later, Bai Tang returned as a rising star in neuroscience, only to discover that Lou Yan’s company was developing a revolutionary technology based on “memory transfer.” Even more unsettling, the core a
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