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Books by 西贝日更
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My Number-One Hater Is the CEO 头号黑粉，是她总裁
By day, she is the personal secretary ordered by her CEO to be on call twenty-four hours a day. By night, she is the CEO's anonymous arch-nemesis, a fan artist who mercilessly roasts him. When her secret is finally exposed, the CEO pins her against the wall: "You're fired, or you update right now." [Detailed Synopsis] Reborn as a lowly secretary in a tragic romance, destined to cry over the male lead, Jiang Tang refuses to play along. By day, she's the company's most talented slacker, respectful
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She Is Not Data 她不是数据
My new novel is here! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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My AI Exes Have Come to Life 我的AI前任们成精了
Think breaking up just means deleting someone on WeChat? For Lin Xiaoman, every ex is a business asset waiting to be developed. It all begins at a strange “emotional storage shop,” where customers can leave their exes’ belongings for safekeeping, with fees based on their “pain index.” But no one knows the shop’s real owner is an “emotional analyst” controlled by an AI algorithm. The AI, ECHO, can analyze an ex’s psychology to help clients get revenge, win them back, or even ruin a rival company.
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How Steel Legs Are Forged 钢脚是怎样铸成的？
When your legs turn to scrap, your will can forge you a pair of steel feet! This isn’t science fiction. It’s a desperate fight for survival, written in flesh and steel! Zhang Liguo, a gifted young prodigy who was supposed to become a star of mechanical engineering, loses the use of both legs in a conspiracy. Cast out by his family, he ends up on the streets. Just as everyone expects him to rot in the mud, a mysterious meteorite from beyond the stars becomes his last lifeline. “Symbiosis” isn’
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Wang Dachui's Fantastic Retirement 王大锤的奇幻退休生活
At 58, Wang Dachui, the former “Chief Screw-Tightening Master” at a machinery factory, had ruled the workshop for thirty years with his signature “three-hammer technique.” But on the day he retired, he received two “surprises.” First, the factory had brought in a fully automated screw-tightening robot named “Wang Dachui 2.0.” Second, his cousin in faraway Hainan had suddenly died, leaving him a “sea-view apartment.” With his retirement money in hand and dreams of “facing the sea, with spring blo
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