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Books by Jin Zhenpangpang
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I'm Just a Fishmonger, Not a Restaurant 我只是一个卖鱼的，不是餐厅
[Gourmet]+ [No Female Lead]+ [Easygoing]+ [Everyday Life]+ [System] Huang Xiaobao has barely graduated when his parents force him to inherit the family business. Confused and bewildered, he goes home to take over the fish shop. “Boss, I don't know how to cook, but the fish in your shop look so lively. Could you kill one and make me some boiled fish?” the little girl asks pitifully. “Sure, sure. That's ten yuan for the preparation.” “Boss, boss, I want some too.” “Five hundred yuan for the prepar
318Reads5.7Score124Shelves
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I Awakened Farmer Powers and Became a Major Supplier of Spirit Herbs 觉醒农民异能，我是灵药大户
This is a vast world of cultivation through supernatural abilities. Follow Bai Xiaomo as he awakens the farmer profession and gets an ever-expanding spatial field of a hundred mu from the start. After binding the Farming Master System, he promptly heads to the outskirts to become a farm owner, gets abducted into a demonic sect, and makes a fortune by growing spirit herbs and raising spirit beasts to build a food chain.
239Reads5.6Score—Shelves
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The Invincible Little Eunuch of the Cold Palace 冷宫无敌小太监
[Fantasy] [System] [Fake Eunuch] [Satisfying Read] [Building a Faction] Liu Dakun transmigrates to another world and makes his way out of the Cold Palace and beyond, relying on the System to become the most powerful person in the world and build an invincible faction.
2Reads6.6Score—Shelves
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I Don't Know How to Do Business, but I Know Talent When I See It 我不懂做生意，但是我尊重人才
[No female lead, rapid corporate growth, expansion across industries, and recruiting talent] After graduating, Liu Tian obtained a Talent System. Knowing nothing about business, he began hiring talent left and right to build his own enterprise. As he watched his company gradually become the world’s number one conglomerate, international news reported: “Liu Tian, head of the Qixing Group, once said, ‘I don’t know how I managed to succeed, but I know how much my employees have done for this compan
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