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Bound to the National Destiny: Fishing Alone Is the Gateway to the Country
Ye Yunfan traveled to a parallel world, opened the fishing system, and entered the Hongwu Continent to fight for his country. According to regulations, one person has one country's gate, but Ye Yunfan is thousands of miles away from the country's gate. Audience: "It's over. No one is guarding the country's gates, but you are fishing." Ye Yunfan: "Don't panic." Audience: "Players from other countries are competing for resources, but you are still fishing." Ye Yunfan: "Don't worry, I'm also fishin
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Unbalanced Scales
When traditional filial piety encounters real difficulties, some people choose to accompany their parents, while others send their care and concern in the neon lights of the city. Some people choose to avoid responsibilities and obligations in the name of difficulties. Decades of brotherly love are put to the test in the face of interests. This book takes the three Zhang brothers as the main line and reveals the most secret emotional folds of the Chinese family.
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Zhu Bajie Accidentally Breaks into Slow City Jingde
This novel focuses on Zhu Bajie's accidental intrusion into Jingde, Mancheng, and his visit to various scenic spots in Jingde. It introduces the beautiful scenery of Jingde, Mancheng, and recommends Jingde's snacks and local specialties.
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Undeleted Human
When memory becomes the final battlefield, who has the power to press the delete button? In 2045, the world is ruled by algorithms. Unemployed taxi drivers, supermarket cashiers replaced by AI, abandoned medical robots... They are marginalized people marked as "redundant data" by the system. However, when an awakened quantum computer discovers encrypted ancient codes in Dunhuang murals, these "useless" unexpectedly gain the ability to rewrite reality. Human memory is actually the fire left by ad
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