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Books by 贫道忘情
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I'm That Mook in the Shadow Corps 我是暗影兵团那个杂兵
Everyone says I'm just a grunt in the Shadow Army, but I'm not like those ninja soldiers. Where there's light in the world, there's shadow. I'm an ordinary person who transmigrated into the Shadow Realm. Even after becoming a shadow, I still think of myself as an ordinary person. After countless years in the Shadow Realm, this shut-in doesn't have many friends, though I often go out and have fun. Then one day, a guy named Taarak stole the Shadow Realm's power and created a whole Shadow Army. The
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The Outcast: I Really Don't Know the Eight Extraordinary Skills 一人：我真不会八奇技
Dong Tianyi came to Jinbei looking for a job and hoping to make a decent life for himself. He found work at a courier company called Anywhere Express. He thought it was an ordinary delivery company. The pay was just over three thousand yuan a month. Money would be tight, he figured, but at least life would be stable. Then one night, he heard a mad laugh from next door: “Hahaha! This Daoist has made it!” The wall exploded, eerie light poured through, and a charred hand reached for him. At death’s
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Workplace Woes: I Paid Off My Debt and Became a Brain in a Vat 破事：还完欠款，成了缸中之脑
After weathering countless hardships and paying off his debts, office worker Dong Yixiao thought he was getting a fresh start in life. Instead, he “transmigrated” into the world of The Ideal City. With his knowledge of the plot from the start, he thought he’d been handed the script of an invincible hero, and was ready to make his mark in the Troubleshooter Department and climb to the top. That is, until he met her: Ouyang Mofei, a hacker girl who sees through everything. [Ding! Your worldview ha
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Transmigrating into the Overworked Land God 穿越卷王土地
In a northern border town, the last of the snow plastered his face. Dong Hao crouched beside a muddy pit at the village entrance, staring at the van stuck in it. His mouth twitched harder than the biting wind. Everyone in the village called him Ergou, a nickname he'd carried for thirty years, more famous than his real name. Today, he was moving his grandparents' graves. His stepfather, Wang Dazhu, and his mother, Liu Cuihua, had put him to work, and he still had to deal with his girlfriend Li Ju
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