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Books by Chelsea Silk
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Fortunes on the Tide: From a Million in Debt to the Richest Man 潮声暴富：从负债百万到首富
[X-Ray Vision + Coastal Foraging + Debt-Free Comeback + Power Couple + Turning the Tables on the Big Players] At four in the morning, Chen Yu was three minutes late delivering takeout and lost six yuan from his pay. Meanwhile, he owed 1.41 million yuan: 740,000 to relatives, 670,000 in online loans, and thirty collection calls a day. His wife, Shen Nian, said, "Let's go back to Qingluo Village. I'll livestream, you can forage along the shore, and we'll pay it off together." On Chen Yu's first
607Reads—Score101Shelves
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Sea Foraging: My Eyes Can See Through the Seafloor 赶海：我的眼睛能透视海底
The year his parents disappeared in a maritime disaster, Lin Chen was six. The people of Qingshi Bay took turns raising him. He delivered food and tutored students, working his way through college. When he graduated and returned to the village, he had only 3,600 yuan to his name. All he knew about beachcombing was picking up broken shells, and the local bully Ma Biao laughed at him to his face. Then, one night, a deep blue light shone in his eyes. His [Ocean Vision] awakened: when the tide reced
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Deep-Sea X-Ray Vision: From the Start, I Go from Debt-Ridden to Richest in the Village 深海透视眼：负债开局成渔村首富
[X-ray vision + beachcombing + business empire + face-slapping comeback] Lin Chen is 26, graduated from a third-tier college in the provincial capital, and has worked in operations at a tech company for three years, earning 8,000 yuan a month. Then he gets laid off. His severance pay is 68,000 yuan, and he owes 200,000 yuan. On the bus in the early hours of the morning, he has no idea how to face his fisherman parents. But the wheels of fate are turning... The night he returns to his hometown, h
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Reborn: The Tang Dynasty’s Hegemony 重生之天唐霸业
Li Xuan, a modern historian, was reborn in the fifth year of Tianbao as a disgraced member of the imperial clan exiled to Yazhou. With the An Lushan Rebellion, destined to topple the Tang dynasty in ten years, looming ahead, all he had was a sack of salt, a jug of wine, and knowledge far beyond his time. On the shores of Yazhou, he boiled brine into salt and brewed wine to build his fortune, quietly laying the foundations of a new future at the empire's southernmost edge. But a mysterious symbol
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