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Books by I’m Not That Scheming
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Surviving in Troubled Times: One Random Supply Every Day 乱世求生：每天随机一件物资
[Alternate History + Daily Random Supplies + Slow Burn + No Mindless Wish Fulfillment + An Ordinary Man's Struggle to Survive + Competing for Supremacy in a Chaotic Era] Ding Mancang, a food deliveryman, transmigrated. There was no food at home, and men were being seized outside the village. At least he could claim one supply item every day. On the first day, he got three steamed buns. But after that, what he got was entirely random. Buns, rice, chili oil, or maybe a coil of rope. No one could s
14.1kReads—Score1.6kShelves
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The More Low-Key I Am, the Richer They Think I Am 越低调，他们怎么越觉得我有钱？
[Wealth fantasy + System + lighthearted comedy + no female lead] Let's make one thing clear: Zhou Xing is not a low-key person. When he had no money, he loved to show off. Now that he's rich, even a tenfold penalty from the System might not be enough to stop him. Zhou Xing comes from a farming family and hasn't graduated yet, but his Huabei credit is nearly maxed out. Still, when his roommate asks when his new phone will arrive, he gives the same answer: “Tomorrow. Definitely tomorrow!” Then
486Reads—Score210Shelves
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Great Qin: I Will Make the Entire Nation Immortal 大秦：朕要举国长生
[The Real Qin Shi Huang] [No System] [Spiritual Qi Revival] [Imperial Dynasty Building] [Nationwide Cultivation] [War for Supremacy Across the Myriad Worlds] In the Dune Palace, Ying Zheng was on the brink of death. The elixir of immortality he had sought all his life never arrived. Instead, he unexpectedly received a fragment of a lost memory that revealed the true path to cultivation. He risked his life to enter seclusion and survived. Then ancient ruins reappeared, and spiritual qi returned t
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Help, How Did I Become a Lab Rat Too? 救命，我怎么也成小白鼠了
[Apocalyptic Evolution + Transmigration + Strong Female Lead + Sharp-Tongued System + No CP] Medical PhD Li Yue had just finished grinding through six years of her dissertation when she worked herself to death at her graduation ceremony. When she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated to Blue Star, where three moons hung in the sky. She was now an orphan with a severe head injury, a history of being bullied, and only 730 days left to live. The good news: eating mutated life-forms gave her
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