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Books by 馋嘴大厨子
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Evolution of the Sequence: Roadside Slaughter Survival 序列进化：公路屠戮求生
The apocalypse arrives, and the highway becomes a graveyard! In a single night, cities vanish, and the entire world turns into an uncanny road stretching endlessly in every direction. The living are trapped inside cars and forced to begin a “life-or-death road trip.” Fuel is your lifeline, the world outside your car is hell, and every night, “things” that ignore traffic rules will knock on your door. Chen Mo wakes to find himself with nothing but a beat-up sedan, half a tank of gas, and a pair o
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Incense and Candles to Ward Off Misfortune: Zhao Jiugong's Path of Yin and Yang 香烛度厄：赵九宫的阴阳之路
Incense honors the gods, and candles ward off ghosts. Three sticks of incense can reach the divine, while a candle’s foot-high flame illuminates the deepest reaches of the underworld. The snow in Qinghe Town could bury the road home, but it could not hide the dark evil lurking there. Down on his luck and back in his hometown, Zhao Jiugong took over his grandfather’s dilapidated incense and candle shop, along with a yellowed copy of the Zhao Family’s Secret Manual of Incense and Candles. He had o
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Yellow Springs Livestream: A Ferryman's Fantastical Daily Life 黄泉直播：摆渡人的奇幻日常
Chen Mo has just graduated and is already unemployed when he unexpectedly binds himself to the Yellow Springs livestream System, becoming the underworld’s only livestream shopping host. LED signs on the Bridge of Helplessness, Lady Meng selling soup live, and chat messages from the dead: he keeps the action going across the worlds of the living and the dead. From guiding spirits burdened by unresolved attachments to solving mysterious deaths, he rises from a humble ferryman to a god, using his l
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My Buddy Is the Immortal of the Chang Family 我的哥们是常家老仙
My dead buddy turned into a snake and now wants to drag me along on the road to immortality? Chen Mo was an unemployed young man until his childhood friend Lin Shang, who had died, appeared in a dream to ask for help. It wasn’t a zombie. He had genuinely reincarnated as a snake spirit. From then on, they shared a home, bickered every day, and took on exorcism jobs to earn merit. Northeast Chinese folklore meets urban supernatural tales, and this pair of troublemaking friends find that their “im
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