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Books by 脑虫
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Another World: Making Something of Myself Is Too Hard 异世界：想要出人头地太难了
While walking down the road, I found a game hard drive. Curious, I started playing the game, only to discover that I couldn’t get out. I thought I’d make a name for myself in another world, but instead I got hit with face-slapping from every direction. I tried to hit on someone because I was so handsome (or so I thought), and got mistaken for a creep. I saw my girlfriend (actually just a regular friend) chatting and laughing with another guy, and got jealous! I challenged a master to a duel and
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Infinite Apocalypse: Building a God-Tier System from the Ground Up 无限末世：初级开始缔造神级系统
Every world faces a cataclysm. Zhu Long is chosen at random by fate and granted a System. Armed with combat dolls and war machines, he starts with a basic creator System and develops it into a god-tier System, setting off together into an endless apocalyptic world. Zombies, bioengineered humans, alien invasions, intelligent subterranean lifeforms, mad dictators, insect worlds, and monsters from the deep.
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Supreme Wanderer: Starting with the Capture of a Nine-Tailed Fox 至尊逍遥客：从捕获九尾狐开始
[Power Fantasy, Tired of Purely Wholesome Stories? Try Something Different. More Adult-Oriented, With Some Depth] The man wore a bamboo hat and a straw raincoat. Broad-shouldered and as strong as an ox, he had a long sword and a great saber at his waist, and a glittering golden gourd engraved with auspicious clouds strapped to his back. The man spoke to the fox demon.
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Plague 灾疡
[No System]+ [No bleeding-heart hero]+ [High technology]+ [Alien invasion]+ [Dark story]+ [Slow burn] Also known as [The Blight] The world is left devastated by the arrival of a fireball. Humanity isn’t dealt a devastating blow in that instant. Instead, the world’s population is suddenly cut in half in a single night. A blight is an infection that causes the surface tissues of the skin and mucous membranes to decay. Perhaps the most terrifying thing for humanity isn’t the blight, nor the monster
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