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Books by Black Duck
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King of Wu Zhang Shicheng: Transmigrated as a Jiangnan Tycoon 吴王张士诚，穿越成江南巨富
Six hundred years ago, Zhang Shicheng, King of Wu, was as famous as Zhu Yuanzhang. He resisted an army of a million Yuan troops, only to squander a hand of excellent cards. Zhang Shicheng, a salt worker, launched an uprising with eighteen carrying poles and led his followers to capture Xinghua, Gaoyou, Hangzhou, Changshu, and other places. He proclaimed himself king in Gaoyou, fought his way to Gusu, and eventually established his capital at Pingjiang (Suzhou). After being captured by Zhu Yuanzh
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Seventy Years Old, Still a Man’s Man: I Married My Childhood Sweetheart 七十年，我男子汉，娶青梅做老婆
Set in the 1970s, the story follows Wang Zha, who grows up in a poor family with no connections, no backing, and barely anything to his name. After graduating from high school, he thrives. With a sharp mind, he overcomes one obstacle after another, surges ahead, and makes his mark in the business world, steadily advancing toward success. When a financial crisis hits, he fights for his life in the ever-changing maelstrom. After weathering repeated ups and downs in business and nearly suffering a
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Shocking: He Died the Moment I Said Yes 惊，他死在我接受的那一刻
Li Hao & Xie Zhiwan [childhood sweethearts + groveling arc] both each other's first; Li Ji & Cheng Xia [younger man + secret crush + happy ending] both each other's first Cheng Xia is a poor girl loved by neither her father nor her mother. She is sold to Li Guanggun, a bachelor from the neighboring village, to be his wife, but Li Hao later rescues her. Li Ji is Li Hao's younger brother. After she and Li Hao part ways, he is always finding excuses to show up in front of her. Li Hao dies unexpecte
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Spring Breeze Drifts In 2 春风飘来2
Wei Hei's life is marked by five yellow marriage certificates, every page bearing the imprint of its era. Worse still, he loses both his son and his wife in middle age. Even with his heart shattered, he never gives up his dedication to his work and becomes a leading figure in the printing industry. His daughter, Wei An, marries into a wealthy family and gives birth to quadruplets. Watching his lively grandchildren carry on the family line, he feels his life has been worthwhile and finally finds
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