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Books by Brother Yun Who Loves Tender Kelp Stems
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She Really Doesn’t Want to Look at Men’s Private Parts 她真的不想看男人那里
When an overworked office drone who stays up late working transmigrates into a college entrance exam candidate, she’s also bound to a “Male Health Miracle Doctor” System. All she wants is to refuse. Who could have guessed that the System would make her a top expert, and win the heart of that aloof dreamboat, too?
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After Striking It Rich with Scratch-Offs, I Started Raising Myself All Over Again 靠刮刮乐暴富后，把自己重养一遍
My new story is here! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! An ordinary woman, crushed by life for 32 years, unexpectedly gains the power to win every scratch-off lottery ticket. Money pours in like a tide, but she soon finds herself consumed by deeper fears: fear of being found out, fear of losing everything, and fear that it’s all just an illusion. Amid the struggle between putting on
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Three Million in Debt, and I Rose to the Top 欠债三千万，我走上人生巅峰
Su Wan, a thirty-year-old wage slave, had just paid off 300,000 yuan in online loans and was ready to give up. “Starting today…” She closed her eyes and announced to the ceiling, “No one’s ever making me work again. I’m giving up. I’ll give up until the end of time, until the seas run dry and the rocks crumble, until…” Her vision went dark. She transmigrated into the body of a young woman named Su Wan, who was saddled with 30 million yuan in debt. A catastrophic start… A chime rang in her mind.
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The Comment-Barrage War: Alliance of Villains 弹幕攻防战：反派联盟
A new story is out! Please come read my work on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support is what keeps me writing, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! Su Tang transmigrates into a period novel and awakens a “Comment System” that lets him see readers' comments from outside the book. The comments not only spoil the plot, they also roast it mercilessly. At first, he uses them to get ahead, but later discovers that the “villain” in the story can see the comments too. Their roasting
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