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This District Chief Is a Bit Handsome
The story of a young district chief who adheres to his ideals of reform in the urban power arena while engaging in an emotional game with a righteous reporter. Discuss how to maintain original aspirations in the complex officialdom ecology, balance political ambitions and personal emotions, and ultimately achieve the dual goals of urban reform and self-growth. The fictional modern city "Jiangzhou City" has a developed economy but complicated relations between government and business. Multiple fr
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Female Pharmacists Don't Have Holidays
The New York sky is brutally blue. Gifted pharmacist Celine Cheng loses her mentor in the ruins of the World Trade Center. All she was left with was a dilapidated Chinese medicine pharmacy in the Bronx and a bloody warning. A few days later, Jack Morrison, a former Secret Service agent on the verge of collapse, broke into her pharmacy, drugged by a strange drug. What he brought was a synthetic toxin that modern medicine could not analyze, and a fatal clue. In order to protect herself and complet
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The Gambling King Returns: I Used 27 Million to Redeem People
When math genius Jiang Yue was forced into debt at an underground casino, his mother suffered a heart attack and her life was hanging by a thread. In a desperate situation, the lawyer brought his grandfather's will: 27 million inheritance can save him, but he must inherit the status of "Gambling King", and the first money can only be used for gambling. Jiang Yue was forced to activate the "Gambling Decoding System", only to find that it was not cold technology - but a human calculation manual wr
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After Rebirth, I Heard My Father Say Those Words
On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Chen Yue died. Before he died, he caught his father's favorite fish and cooked a table full of dishes. He heard his father say to his son: "Your father was not as good as your uncle when he was a child, and you can't expect to be better than Yifei." This sentence was exactly the same as what he heard when he was eight years old. He didn't argue or quarrel, he went downstairs and squatted in the corner. He looked up and saw his father standing at the door
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