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Books by Bing Yan Who Loves Fried Vegetarian Noodles
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Ten Years of Porridge, and She Couldn’t Even Say, “Don’t Go” 十年粥，换不来她一句“别走”
Ten years of making her porridge couldn’t earn a single “Don’t go” from her.
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The Video He Never Finished After We Broke Up 分手后他没拍完的视频
The video he never finished filming after we broke up
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The Mine Exploded, and I Became a Bug in the System of Order 矿场炸了，我成了秩序BUG
[Sci-fi Apocalypse | Cyberpunk | Wasteland | Dystopia | Mystery and Mind Games | Dark Survival] The System cannot find this person. The Abyss hails me as its god. Beneath the Ark, all five hundred test subjects are bound to my empty left wrist. They surrounded me seventeen times, and not once did they get a clear look at my face. The sixty-three names on the list were all their own people. Erase me? Fine. I’ll use their lives to write another chapter for this city.
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Transmigrated and Immediately Jilted? Awakening the Fortune-Stealing System 穿越就被退婚？觉醒气运掠夺系统
[Fantasy | System-based | Luck Plundering | Satisfying Comeback | play the pig to eat the tiger | good-for-nothing rises | transmigrate] On the very day he transmigrated, his fiancée publicly broke off their engagement, and the whole city mocked him as a good-for-nothing. But no one knew he had a System bound to him that could plunder other people's luck. At the scene of the broken engagement, his fiancée had a luck value of 92 above her head, marked as a purple prodigy, while he had a value of
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I'm a Security Guard at a Funeral Home, and on My First Night a Corpse Dragged Me into the Morgue 我在殡仪馆当保安，第一晚就被尸体拉进太平间
I Worked as a Security Guard at a Funeral Home, and on My First Night a Corpse Dragged Me into the Morgue
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At Our Wedding, He Dragged Me Back to When I Was Eighteen 婚礼上，他拽我回了十八岁
At our wedding, he dragged me back to when I was eighteen.
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Only After He Died Did He Learn I’d Waited for Him for Seven Years 死后他才知道，我等了他七年
Only after he died did he learn that I had waited for him for seven years.
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