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Books by Cola Doesn't Work Overtime
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To Pay Off My Debts, I Started Livestreaming from Haunted Houses 为了还债，我做凶宅直播
Lu Yifan, a young man in debt from online loans who had decided to lie flat, ventured into haunted-house livestreaming to make money. Caught up in one mystery after another, from ghostly reflections in mirrors and school ghost stories to vengeful spirits in an abandoned amusement park, he used scientific instruments and rigorous reasoning to expose the human treachery behind each “paranormal event.” But just as he thought everything could ultimately be explained by science, the mysterious landlo
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The Ghost Courier: Please Sign for Your Package with Care 诡递员：你的快递，请小心签收
Lin Xiao, once a top esports player, retired and became a struggling delivery rider. During a night shift, he was forced to take on a sinister order: A 2,000-yuan commission, and no way to cancel! It had to be delivered on the dot at midnight to a haunted house abandoned for twenty years! He braved the torrential rain to reach his destination, only for the rusted iron gate to swing open by itself! The dead scholar tree in the courtyard suddenly thrashed like a host of demons, its withered branch
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Livestreaming an Expedition, Someone's Dead! 直播探险，出人命了
A poor country boy raised from childhood by a shaman becomes the assistant to an outdoor adventure streamer at a top media company. To complete an assignment from the company, he forms an expedition team with a boastful but loyal classmate, the daughter of an archaeology professor, a fortune-telling internet celebrity, an apprentice to a Beijing spirit medium, and a snake cultivator from a spirit-medium family. Together, they explore mysterious places across China: the Ancient Shu Divine Palace,
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The Sea of Officialdom: A Blood-Red Sunset 官场之残阳如血
Lin Yang’s life once seemed to go perfectly. Then, overnight, everything turned to dust. Rather than sink into despair, he navigates a world of all kinds of people and, with intelligence and grit, finds a glimmer of hope for a poor, remote village in a barren old tea garden, a nearly lost bamboo-weaving craft, and a pot of liquor made by a time-honored method and long forgotten. But unseen eyes are always watching. This is an expedition in which conviction clashes with profit, and a lone fighter
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