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The Walking Dead: I Add Points to Save the Stories That Deserved Better 人在行尸走肉：我加点拯救意难平
Apocalypse + System stat upgrades + crossover with the original story + team survival + unconventional tactics On the night the zombies break out, delivery driver Luo Yi awakens a stat-boosting System! His attributes skyrocket as he slays monsters and saves friends. Fighting back-to-back with Glenn, he survives against all odds, saves everyone whose fate left readers heartbroken, and builds a camp from scratch. He leads Rick's group in a head-on fight against the zombie hordes, rebuilding a new
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Chinese Showbiz: I Became a Movie Emperor by Copying Emotions 华娱：我靠复制情绪成影帝
Chinese entertainment industry + actors + emotions + one heroine + sweet romance Gu Chen has lost the ability to feel emotions, but unexpectedly acquires the [Actor Emotion Learning System]. He can instantly “steal” other people’s emotions and replicate their joy and sorrow perfectly. [Ping! Main Quest issued: Become a top-tier star and film emperor in the Chinese entertainment industry!] [Side Quest: At the audition for Devils on the Doorstep, use Hanaya Kozo’s mania to shock Su Qinghuan, the C
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A Red Epic: I Am My Great-Uncle's Grandfather 红色史诗：我是我叔祖爷爷
[War of Resistance + No System + Bloody Battles] For three years, no one ate fish from the Xiang River; for ten years, no one drank its water. Thirty-eight thousand Red Army soldiers died along its banks, composing an extraordinarily tragic epic. Luo Xingguo, a student at the Huaxia Army Command College, transmigrates to southern Hunan after the 1934 Battle of the Xiang River and becomes a Red Army soldier. From that moment on, history changes dramatically. See how the breeze stirred by this lit
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Love in Chlorine Water 氯水情缘
Wang Guanzhi, a 28-year-old university lecturer, has spent years caught up in one blind date after another, until she meets Zhang Yu, a swimming instructor from her hometown. She realizes that the owner of the gym is even more insecure than she is. The death of his childhood friend, who drowned after he failed to keep a promise, has kept Zhang Yu in the shadows ever since, adding to the unease he already felt growing up as a left-behind child. He teaches children to swim while quietly protecting
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