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Books by Huo Yufeng
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Dogs Eat People 狗吃人
Everyone has their ups and downs. There will always be a couple of years when nothing goes right. Back in my hometown, we have a saying: when you're at a low point, you're a “cursed dog.” Everything you do in those years goes wrong. You could even choke on a sip of water. If the bad luck keeps coming and things never get better, that's called “The Dog Eats Man.” If you want to live, you have to endure. No matter how cruelly fate torments you, grit your teeth and keep going!
85Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrated to the Stone Age, I Teach the Cavemen to Farm 穿越回石器时代，带山顶洞人种田
Liu Shi, a modern man who transmigrated back to the Stone Age, unexpectedly gained the ability to accelerate time. Forced into the primitive law of the jungle, he led the elderly, weak, and sickly cavemen out of their shelter and onto more dangerous lands. Dangers came hand in hand with opportunities. Using his golden finger and modern knowledge, Liu Shi built a new farming tribe that overturned the primitive people's expectations. As the tribe grew, it faced raids by other groups, natural dis
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Moth 蛾子
[Slow-Burn Story, Period Piece, Set in 2000, Ordinary People Struggling to Survive, No Resources, No Connections, No Female Lead, A Nobody's Growth] A moth flies into the flame, and everyone knows it's seeking the light. But if the light shines so brightly, why keep chasing it? Set around the year 2000, the story follows a boy who grew up as a left-behind child in a poor village. At the crossroads of his life, he chooses the only path he can see and sets off for the city, a concrete jungle. From
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Apocalyptic Flora and Fauna Rule the Earth 末日动植物掌管地球
[Apocalypse Survival] [Scheming] [Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger] [Invincible] Xiong Qiang never dreamed that he, a nobody of a novelist, would write the entire world into an apocalypse. The end of the world changed because of the words he put on the page. The problem was, he could only write what happened next, not rewrite what had already happened. Now he was screwed: he’d written himself right into the apocalypse. Long ago, there was Ma Liang. Today, there’s Xiong Qiang. Since he can’t change
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