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Books by 金辉万丈1
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The Little Village Doctor 山村小名医
[Countryside + miracle doctor + building wealth] Zhang Fan, a university student from the countryside, lost both his parents at a young age and depends on his blind grandmother for support. To put her mind at ease, he hires a girlfriend to cheer her up. But on the way home, they are robbed by criminals. By a stroke of luck, he awakens the skills of a miracle doctor and saves the campus belle, Du Yuanyuan. After returning to his mountain village, Zhang Fan leads the villagers to prosperity, and t
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My Brother’s a Crook, So My Policewoman Sister Sends Him to Prison 哥哥是奸商，警花妹妹送他进监狱
[Beware of scams + beware of tricks + essential reading for personal growth + sweet romance + lots of bad guys and deep schemes. Imitate at your own risk. If you don't like it, don't read!] With no education and no particular skills, Bai Ming relies on all kinds of tricks and scams to climb step by step to the pinnacle of life. There's no denying that most people in this world are good. But times have changed, and there are plenty of bad people too. Behind the glossy facade, his policewoman sist
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The Knockout: Reborn in 1983 to Become the Boss 狂飙：重生1983当老大
[Young Hero, Stay Your Steps! This Book Is Ten Thousand Times Wilder Than The Knockout: The True Story of a Gang’s Downfall] College student Gao Long is unexpectedly reborn in 1983 as a ruthless underworld boss. From then on, he faces life in the underworld, living by the blade, enduring prison, and rising from the ashes! With a love that never abandons him, family and friends who move him deeply, and the temptations of a life of wealth and excess, what path will Gao Long choose? His wild life b
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I’m a Psychiatric Patient, Yet You’re Sending Me to Slaughter Pigs 我一个精神病人，你却让我去杀猪
I’m a mentally ill man, and I’m also the village butcher. I make a living slaughtering pigs for people. One night, I passed by the village chief’s house and noticed the lights were still on. Curious, I peered through a crack in the door and saw…
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