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Books by Basking in the Sun
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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The Laid-Back Support's Daily Farming Life on a Desolate Star 佛系辅助的荒星种田日常
[Transmigration + interstellar + crafting artifacts + alchemy + food + farming + livestreaming] They say that when you’re unlucky, even water can get stuck between your teeth. He Qin was exactly that unlucky. A minor mishap sent He Qin, a laid-back middle-aged girl, to an unknown interstellar era. After doing her best to accept reality, He Qin planned to pursue her childhood dreams in this interstellar age, where cultivation and advanced technology coexisted. But unable to pay a hefty contract p
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The Female Lead Is Busy Researching, So Don’t Bother Her Except at Mealtimes 女主正在搞研究，除了干饭，勿扰
[Post-apocalyptic wasteland + development + farming + ensemble cast + natural disasters + no romance] In Year 119 of the New Era, after enduring an apocalypse, a mass extinction, the expansion of their planet, and the evolution of species, humanity finally begins to stabilize on this world, which has long since ceased to resemble its former self. I, Guan Xixi, was a university student living on Blue Star in the twenty-first century. I never dreamed that I’d be hit by a runaway electric scooter j
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The Eternal Supreme Emperor 万世尊帝
Zhou Gong, the self-proclaimed Supreme Celestial Master of an entire era, awakens from an ancient tomb with the Asura Scarlet Spirit Sword in hand. He tramples the greatest prodigies of countless generations. He does not thirst for slaughter, yet proves the Dao through killing. Peerless treasures? One thought from me is enough to make them vanish! Peerless prodigies? One sword from me is enough to cut them down! The universe itself? One punch from me is enough to shatter it!
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Snowfall on the Old Lane 雪落旧巷
The gulf in their family backgrounds and the impairment in his hand once formed the deepest invisible divide between Wang Jingjing and Zhang Feng. On the day the college entrance exams ended, one acceptance letter sent her south to a coastal city, while another sent him north to the capital. The two teenagers, both full of joy, were pushed toward cities a thousand miles apart. During their three years of college, the thick stack of train tickets they collected became the most faithful testament
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