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Books by 骑猪追月亮
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The Longevity Gu Family: From a Desolate Village to the Greatest Clan of All Time 长生顾家：从荒村到万古第一族
After three years of severe drought, Gu Village ran out of food. The entire clan was on the verge of starving to death in the mountain ravines. Gu Changsheng tumbled into a cave and found an ancestral token, [The Strongest Clan System is binding.] [Binding requirement: Gu clan unity, 100%.] The System had only one rule: whatever the Gu clan lacked, it would provide. Lacking cultivation techniques? Heaven-tier techniques at the very least, with the whole clan cultivating automatically. Lacking pr
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I Went Back to My Village to Be Its Chief Right After Graduation 刚毕业我就回村当村长
[System + Feel-Good Power Fantasy + Invincible + One Heroine + Patriotism + Technology] Zhou Qiang has just graduated from college and has barely returned home when he becomes the village chief. But only the people who live there know how things really are. Sigh, life in the village is truly tough. Later, as Shili Village gradually becomes famous, things start to look like this... Netizen: Is it true that every household in Shili Village has a giant panda? World’s Richest Man: I have homes
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My Opponents Are Always One Level Below Me 我的对手，永远低我一级
Twenty-two years after the spiritual qi revival, all combat power in the world is expressed through cards. Other people risk their lives farming monsters for card drops. I lie around and get new cards every day. Other people toss out golden cards that can destroy heaven and earth. I only need to burn a single white card to downgrade your card on the spot. Golden cards become purple cards, and purple cards become blue cards. The fortune you've spent ten years building up is worth just one draw in
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Heavenly Strategy: The Return of the Immortal 天策：长生者的归途
[Mystery + Feng Shui + Ancient Tombs + Group Exploration] In the nineteenth year of the Republic of China, at Deshun Teahouse in Beiping. A young man in his early twenties sat alone by the window. Two cups of tea stood before him: one for himself, and the other for someone who had been waiting for two thousand years. His name was Zhou Ce, heir to the Zhou family of the Imperial Astronomical Bureau. On the surface, he was simply a young man skilled in feng shui. But no one knew that he was the ve
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