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Books by I Love Feeding My King
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Advanced High Martial Arts: Ruling the Ages Alone 进阶高武，独断万世
Advancing Through High Martial Arts: Unrivaled Across the Ages [High Martial Arts + Apocalyptic Seals + A Savior's Journey + Mystery and Advancement] Others cultivate to compete for supremacy. He cultivates to save the world. When Lin Chen touches the ancient jade passed down through his family, he finally learns the truth: this so-called high martial arts world is nothing but a shattered cage. The nine “Gate-Sealing Nails” are rusting, and the “Abyssal Corrosion” beyond the rifts is about to d
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Going Home with a Billion-Yuan Year-End Bonus 带着十亿年终奖回家
On New Year’s Eve, I received a billion in year-end bonuses. After three months unemployed and living on instant noodles, I got rich overnight. My private jet landed right at the village entrance, leaving all my snobbish relatives dumbfounded. I bought my parents a house and fixed the roads, but turned down every request to leech off me. My former company begged me to come back? I laughed and bought the place. My old flame came back, and a kindhearted girl stayed by my side. I chose the one
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Warfront Instructor: Hunting Japanese Invaders in the Bright Sword World 烽火教官：我在亮剑世界打鬼子
Chen Feng, the modern era’s top tactical instructor, transmigrates into the world of Bright Sword and becomes a combat staff officer under Li Yunlong. At Cangyun Ridge, he offers a clever tunneling strategy, helping the New First Regiment break through the enemy lines head-on. From that day on, he becomes the Independent Regiment’s hard-as-iron instructor. Three-man fire teams, special infiltration, coordinated firepower... He forges tactical ideas far ahead of their time into an invisible sw
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Steel Tide: I’m Sparking an Industrial Revolution in the Great Ming 钢铁洪流：我在大明搞工业革命
I transmigrated into the body of a young emperor in the final years of the Hongwu era. On my first day on the throne, an urgent report arrives from the frontier: fifty thousand Northern Yuan cavalry have breached the Great Wall, and Datong is in grave danger! The court officials kneel in a heap. “Your Majesty, the treasury is empty and the capital garrison is weak. We must sue for peace!” I flip over the imperial desk! Sue for peace? Those words don’t exist in my dictionary! In three months, I c
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