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Books by Big-Eyed Fusang
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I'm Really No Big Shot, but Monsters Keep Dying at My Hands 我真不是大佬，但怪物总被我克死
“Help! I’m just a meteorologist trying to stay alive. Why do you all think I’m a god?” The apocalypse arrived, and I was shaking in my boots, hoping only to find a corner where I could scrape by. But then... A piano fell from upstairs and crushed the S-class monster chasing me; I slipped, dodged a beam, and it ricocheted back to blow up the monsters’ lair; I was only trying to figure out which day it would rain, but a bolt of thunder struck down all the demons in the sky! Everyone says I’m an un
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Tomb Raiding in the Apocalypse: The System Sends Me to Plunder Every Ancient Tomb in the Wasteland 末日盗墓，系统让我挖遍废土古墓
“Three weeks after zombies chewed through the city, I was crouched in the ruins gnawing on moldy bread when a mechanical voice suddenly blared in my head: [Tomb-Raiding System successfully bound! Today’s mission: Infiltrate the Ming Dynasty general’s tomb in the western suburbs and obtain the ‘Nine-Orifice Jade Plug.’ Reward: Anti-zombie-toxin serum ×5 + upgraded Luoyang shovel. Failure penalty: All current supplies forfeited, followed by ‘Zombie Pursuit for 1 Hour.’] I glared at the System pane
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Transmigrating into Tomb Raiding: The Modern Tomb Plot of a Wilderness Guardian 穿越盗墓，荒野守护者的现代墓局
He was the last line of defense for the Tomb Guardians, but a traitor strangled him to death over a protective talisman. She was an orphan from an archaeological family, and both her grandfather and father had disappeared because of the “Xuanhuang Mausoleum.” Their fates converged on a stormy night in 2023: the mechanism Lin Zhao cracked in an abandoned factory was exactly like the secret room designed by Su Qing, while the blood-written message Su Qing found in an ancient tomb was the long-lost
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In the Yongle Era, I Pursue Modern Reforms 人在永乐，搞现代改革
In the second year of Yongle, the Duke of Ying’s household produced a “mad legitimate son”! With the canal transport crisis throwing the whole court into panic, he calmly clutched his abacus and debated “transport costs versus the profits of sea trade” with the emperor. When Jiangnan gentry blocked his door and denounced his tax reforms, he countered with an early version of “taxing by land rather than by household,” earning the Crown Prince, Zhu Gaochi, a round of applause. Best of all, when Zh
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