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Quick Transmigration: I Come from the Apocalypse
After Yang Zhaoxi lost both her parents, the apocalypse struck. Living alone in the Green City Central Residential Complex, she awakened psychic and water abilities. Gravely injured, she missed the evacuation and was eventually trapped in a city surrounded by zombies. She died when her ammunition and food ran out. Before she died, she was bound to a temp-work System and sent to work across myriad worlds. The female lead has no feelings and takes revenge quickly. She kills as naturally as she bre
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Reborn, I Cultivate in Peach Blossom Spring and Catch Up on the Gossip
In her previous life, Jiang Jinglin lived a stifled existence until the age of 79. To everyone else, she had a happy marriage, a considerate husband, and a beautiful, adorable, filial daughter. In truth, she was deeply unhappy and miserable. On the day she closed her eyes for the last time, she thought that if she got another life, she would never marry or have children. Then she opened her eyes and found herself back at the age of two. Not only had she been reborn, she had also been reborn with
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His Rise to Success Started by Reporting His Future Father-In-Law
Fang Zheng was reborn and returned to the starting point of his life. This time, Fang Zheng did not accept the charity of his future father-in-law and give up the chance to interview for the provincial examination like he did in his previous life. Faced with the dual temptations of money and beautiful women, Fang Zheng resolutely chose to defend his own interests and reported his future father-in-law on the phone. Now that he is reborn, this time, Fang Zheng will stand at the pinnacle of power,
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Great Ming: From Carpenter Emperor to Global Sovereign
In the first year of the Taichang reign (1620), the Ming Dynasty entered one of the darkest years in its history. First, Emperor Shenzong died. A month later, Emperor Guangzong passed away suddenly as well. The entire Ming Empire was riddled with problems. The treasury had collapsed, and rebellions broke out everywhere. Fighting in Liaodong sent military expenses soaring, so the court imposed an additional "Liaodong levy" on the people, extorting roughly 5.2 million taels of silver. Liaodong was
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