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Past Events from the South: Gray Rivers and Lakes
In the summer of 1998, the green train vomited Lin Yan at Dongguan Railway Station. With only 23 yuan and 50 cents left in his trouser pocket, when three gangsters surrounded him, he didn't know that this fight would break out of his gray world - let alone that the Hakka girl Zhou Xiaoya, whom he was protecting behind him, would become his first woman. From carrying bags at the freight station to setting up a stall at the night market, from crushing bricks to scare the fat guy to fighting a mad
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Wild Waves 1998
Introduction: In the cold winter of 1998, Lin Hai, a laid-off worker, went south to Dongguan, penniless, and fell to the bottom of society. From sweatshops to urban villages, from prisons to the neon lights of Houjie, he relied on his ruthlessness and flexibility to survive in the gray area and complete the bloody primitive accumulation. As his business empire expanded, he was trapped in the fatal whirlpool of capital, power and beauty, and was entangled with three confidantes from different ba
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Urban Immortal: My Fairy Hall Connects the Three Realms
In the ancient book restoration room late at night, when my blood dripped on the yellowed cover of the ancestral book "The Secret Record of Chuma", everything changed. Huang Xian and Huang Jiuchen forcibly established a church through "Cuanqiao", which made me, a materialistic restorer of ancient books, become his disciple overnight. What's even more outrageous is that the person who was awakened immediately was Gu Lingyi, the fox fairy who was as cold as the moon in the ancient house - she hel
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As Soon as I Deliver the Express, He Is Really Not an Immortal!
My name is Zhang Tiedan, and I am an ordinary courier, really. Until I always received some strange orders: delivering soil from graves to unmarked tombstones on rainy nights, delivering wooden boxes wrapped in black cloth to mass graves at midnight, delivering boxes with talismans attached to abandoned hospitals... The customer's requirements were weird, the shipping fee was extremely high, and the threat of negative reviews was even more scary. For the sake of salary and five-star reviews, I h
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