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Springtime at the Little Shop 小店的春天
Lin Xiaobei lost his job when his company laid off staff. Despondent, he happened upon a small storefront that was up for sale. Deciding to take a chance, he used his savings to rent it and opened a little shop called “North Alley,” selling handicrafts and coffee. In the early days of starting his business, Lin Xiaobei faced all kinds of challenges: few customers, tight finances, pressure from competitors… But he refused to give up. He promoted the shop on social media and engaged with customers
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Flickering Candlelight 残烛幻影
Lu Yin, a memory hunter expelled from his guild for refusing to extract memories, unexpectedly gains the mysterious ability to sense temperature. While searching for a missing squad, he discovers that he can control the energies of both the Flame Realm and the Ashen Lands! With the world on the brink of collapse, he must choose: remain a lone hunter, or become a guardian of balance, a Watcher of Two Worlds.
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The Billionaire CEO's Personal Male Secretary 亿万总裁的贴身男秘
She was a business legend and the head of a powerful family, while I was merely the "male pet" she had carefully chosen. With no System to back me up, I had to rely entirely on my handsome face and exceptional intelligence to survive in the perilous jungle of the business world.
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The Symbiotic Bacteria Crisis 共生菌危机
In the future, humanity relies on “symbiotic bacteria” to stay healthy, and Chen Jun develops bacterial treatments. One day, she discovers that the experimental bacteria have suddenly mutated. Those infected lose their emotions, and strange patterns appear on the treatment bottles, the exact same designs found in the notes her father left behind before he disappeared. Chen Jun investigates in secret and discovers that the “primordial symbiotic bacteria” her father studied could give people super
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The Weapon Recognition Register 兵器认主簿
Lu Feng is a weapons restorer who can awaken the “weapon spirits” within ancient arms. A rusty sword hums in his hands, while a damaged bow can guide him to its target. Then, while restoring a broken saber, he feels the blade suddenly grow hot, and the image of an armored general appears on it. The general is handing the saber to a boy, whose jade pendant bears the same pattern as Lu Feng’s family heirloom. That night, the broken saber pieces itself back together. A piece of parchment falls out
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The Top Scholar in Red 状元红妆
In the Great Jing Dynasty, the new emperor Xiao Che ascends the throne with ruthless resolve, purging the former dynasty’s old forces. Yet he shows exceptional favor to Su Qingyan, the new top scholar. No one knows that this dazzling young scholar is actually the daughter of the former dynasty’s chancellor, disguised as a man and serving at court to overthrow the new regime and avenge her family. Still less does anyone know that Xiao Che saw through her disguise long ago, and is playing along to
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Beneath the Ink: Nanfeng’s Old Bookshop 墨痕之下:南风旧书店
In the most unremarkable corner of Jiangcheng, the South Wind Secondhand Bookshop becomes a curious magnet connecting two souls. Shen Shuyan, a decisive new-media queen, is in the habit of jotting down her sharpest complaints on sticky notes. Gu Huaian, a gentle, refined traditional publisher, always leaves tender reflections on the world between the lines. They have never met, but after repeatedly picking up each other's notes, their exchanges and comfort, traded through the written word, let t
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The Shadow of the Nuo Opera Mask 傩戏面具影
Gu Ying learned Nuo opera from her grandfather. He always warned her, “Never wear a Nuo opera mask after midnight, or the ‘Mask Shadow’ will latch onto you.” After he died, she was sorting through the masks when she found a red one she’d never seen before. Inside it were the words “Save me,” and its pattern was identical to the design her grandfather had drawn on a piece of paper shortly before his death. An old village performer told her, “Your grandfather’s consciousness is sealed inside this
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The Folk-Dyeing Whisperer 民俗蜡染秘语者
Gu Ran learned the art of batik from her grandmother, who always said, “The patterns in batik hold the words of our ancestors. Only certain people can read them.” After her grandmother passed away, Gu Ran was sorting through the batik cloth when she found a piece covered in strange patterns. The outlines of a “flood” and a “village” could just be made out, and one corner bore the same pattern as her scarf. An elderly batik artist from the village told her, “This is a ‘warning cloth.’ Its pattern
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I Just Want to Be a Couch Potato, but the World Keeps Stirring Up Trouble 我只想当咸鱼,奈何世界总想搞事
Li Goudan was once the “Supreme Hero,” who saved the world countless times in another world. After completing his mission and retiring, he finally received the “pension” he had dreamed of: a chance to be reincarnated, with the goal of becoming an ordinary person who could live carefree and coast through life. He succeeded! Reborn into a wealthy family, with every comfort and no particular talent, he only wants to bask in the sun, play with cats, read storybooks, and lead a life of absolutely no
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The Forbidden Paper Doll 禁忌纸人
Lu Zhi learned to make paper figures from her grandmother, who always said, “Never draw eyes on a paper figure. If you do, it’ll come to life.” After her grandmother died, Lu Zhi found a paper figure with eyes while sorting through her belongings. The words “Save me” were written on its back, and it wore the exact same clothes her grandmother had worn when she died. The village elders told her, “Your grandmother made a paper figure out of her own soul to save you when you were gravely ill. Now t
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Strange Tales from the Old City! 老城区异闻录!
Su Xiao investigates urban mysteries. Recently, she received a report that every night at midnight, the sewing machine in an old-town tailor shop starts up, though no one has ever seen the shopkeeper. Disguised as a customer, she enters and notices something strange about the shop's mirror: reflections always move a beat too slowly, and in one corner of the glass, the figure of a woman in a qipao is always visible. Su Xiao searches through the old town's archives and discovers that twenty years
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