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Books by Ao Sa
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Reborn in 1990: I Become the Richest Man in the Siheyuan 重生1990：我在四合院当首富
[Rebirth + Period Setting + Entrepreneurship + Multiple Heroines + Wish Fulfillment] In 1990, Zhou Huaian was reborn with 35 years of memories from the future! He remembers the subscription-certificate frenzy of 1992, the real estate boom of 1994, and every major opportunity of the times! From penniless to a ten-thousand-yuan household, from there to a millionaire, and then to a billionaire: In this life, he gets ahead of the curve in stocks, real estate, and the internet, seizing every chance t
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Cultivation? I’m Invincible 修仙？我是无敌的
Lin Yi was fed up. Everyone else who transmigrated became an overpowered hero, but he ended up in the body of an amnesiac fisherman from a fishing village. He spent every day fishing and drying nets, and couldn't even break through to Qi Refining. Then one day, he stumbled into a forbidden zone, where a rambling old man told him, “You have an ancient bloodline within you, and you're destined to save the world!” Lin Yi said, “Can you pick someone else? I just want to quietly pursue immortality.”
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I’m Just a Terrible Student, Yet I Somehow Transmigrated 我一个学渣，竟然穿越了
[Underdog's comeback] [Transmigration] [Another World] [Cultivation] [Word Magic] I, Lin Mo, was a veteran underachiever in the 21st century. Then I transmigrated. I landed in the Cultivation world as the infamous good-for-nothing of the Lin family. After twelve years of training, I was still at the first level of Qi Refining, and I always ranked last in the academy exams. I thought my life was over. Who knew I could make a name for myself just by talking? From a good-for-nothing mocked by e
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Notes from the Dark Tomb 暗陵手记
The story is set in modern and contemporary China, with its main plot spanning late 2010 to early 2020. Real locations and fictional place names coexist. Beneath five thousand years of Chinese civilization lie countless ancient tombs and ruins, some of which have never been officially recorded. Among the people, they are known as “hidden tombs.” Hidden tombs are more than burial sites. They are historical turning points deliberately erased from memory, secret vaults that some people would die to
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