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God Holds On! Let Me Simulate It a Few Times!
[Simulator + No heroine + No pressure on strength + Sci-fi superpowers and immortal fighting] Invasion of the world of immortality? If I simulate a few times and directly attack your lair, won't you explode? World reckoning? If I simulated it a few times and caught him behind the scenes, wouldn't it explode? The end of the plane? If I simulate a few times and directly transcend, won't you explode? Urban daily god-level entries! Creator! (If you want anything, you can get it...) Urban superpowers
390Reads6.6Score—Shelves
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Cao Zhiji
Cao Zhi was a talented poet, poet, and essayist during the Han and Wei dynasties, and his poetry creations were especially praised by later generations. This book combines Qing Dynasty Ding Yan's "Cao Ji Quan Commentary" (mainly) and Zhu Xuzeng's "Cao Ji Yi Kao Yi" (auxiliary) into one book, called "Cao Zhi Ji". "Cao Ji Kao Yi" is based on the Jinling Series of Books, and the Jinling Bookstore version of "Cao Ji Quan Commentary" is based on it.
272Reads8.9Score126Shelves
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Metamorphosis: Kapibala
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, why did I turn into Kapibala! Bean sprouts, carrots, watermelon... All the things I didn't like to eat before, why are they becoming more and more pleasing to my eyes? Ah! I got angry for a moment
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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The King of Destruction - an In-Depth Analysis of Ddos Attacks and Prevention
The development of the Internet space brings opportunities as well as threats, and DDoS is one of the most destructive attacks. This book introduces DDoS from different angles, with the purpose of answering some basic questions from the perspective of the attacker: Who is attacking me? What is the purpose of attacking me? How does the attacker carry out the attack? How can I protect myself? The book is divided into 7 chapters. Chapter 1 tells the development history of DDoS, sorting out the proc
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Luo Shen Fu
Famous poems and poems. Written by Cao Zhi of Wei Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms. "Selected Works" and "Art and Literature Collection" can be found in it. This fu is dated to the fourth year of Huangchu (223). When Cao Zhizhi returned to his fiefdom and passed through Luoshui after the imperial court, he thought of the legend of Mi Fei, the goddess of Luoshui. Inspired by Song Yu's "Ode to the Goddess", he invented a tragedy about the love between humans and gods to express his emotions. The poem
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Collected Works of Cao Zhi
He is the son of Cao Cao and the younger brother of Cao Pi, but he has been trapped in the shackles of imperial power all his life; he is the pinnacle of Jian'an character, a legend of a poem in seven steps, and the brightest meteor in the history of Chinese literature - "The Collected Works of Cao Zhi" contains not only poems, but also the monologue of a genius' soul torn apart by the times. This anthology brings together the essence of Cao Zhi's life: the heroic "White Horse" depicts the chiva
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After Your Majesty Comes to Modern Times,
[Come, read it after me, this is modern literature, modern literature, modern literature... There is a bit of entertainment industry in the front, only a small part] After being imprisoned by the emperor's uncle for fifteen years, Shen Shihuai finally plucked up the courage to escape. However, while running, he inexplicably came to the world a thousand years later, and when he looked up, he saw his dear emperor's uncle. His Majesty said: Come! Who is afraid of whom! I have experienced hundreds o
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Iron Ruler Record
This is a story about "inheritance". From Shen Lie to Shen Mo, to Shen Tingxue, to Lin Yuanshan, four generations (or five generations) of Tingfeng people interpreted the true meaning of "justice" and "love" with their lives. "Tie Chi Lu" has become a classic handed down from generation to generation, with countless versions and interpretations. Some say it is true; some say it is false. But everyone admits that it tells about a kind of spirit - keeping the light in the heart in the darkness.
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A Food Delivery Rider's Notes on Making Money
To pay off my debt, I became a food delivery rider. At first, I thought that delivering food was just a matter of exchanging life for money. We would come and go, earn a few bucks per order, and count the day after day. It was not until later that I discovered that the real value of this city is never physical strength, but whether you can see opportunities that others cannot. I have delivered hangover medicine to drunkards at 2 a. M., Delivered dinner to white-collar workers who worked overtime
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