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Books by Li Xiaoxia
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Apocalypse: I Hire People from Ancient Times to Run a Company 末世：我招聘古代人开公司
[Slow-paced story + ancient and modern worlds collide + starting a company in the apocalypse + a boss who leads by lounging around + ambitious, capable boss's wife + failed attempt to rebuild a city] [Content warning: the entire main cast dies at the end, and Earth explodes!] As soon as Chen Jiashu's 30 million yuan lottery winnings came through, he ordered a fancy pork trotter noodle soup for 38 yuan. He'd just spent a million on a trip around the world when he transmigrated into an apocalyptic
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Reborn on the Road: Starting Out with a Tricycle 重生公路：开局一辆三轮车
(Length: approximately 950 Chinese characters) Li Aixia closed her eyes in cold despair. In her ears were the faint cries of her child and Wang Ailiang’s hoarse shouts. In her previous life, the four of them had been like ants, struggling for three months in the “Highway Survival Game” that swept across the globe, only to die in a super sandstorm that devoured everything. Their supplies ran out, and hope was extinguished. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to 72 hours before the ga
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Reborn as the Top Student Farm Owner 重生之学霸农场主
On his thirtieth birthday, Ding Yi died of exhaustion at the tech company he had founded, only to see it eventually swallowed up by capital. He returned reborn to the summer he was twenty, just after graduating from college, carrying boundless regret and resentment: toward the business partner who betrayed him, the agricultural technology boom he had missed, and the mother who died while he was too busy with work. In his previous life, he was a top student with dual degrees in biology and comput
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The Promise Expires 约定失效
Xiao Yu is a father accompanying his son through his final year of high school at a prestigious school. Burdened by financial pressures and the failure of his marriage, he has shut himself off from the world. His life revolves around two things: making sure his son succeeds in the college entrance exam, and carrying out the cold divorce agreement he made with his wife, Lin Wei, to separate after the exam. Their twenty-year marriage fell apart completely when, a few years ago, he secretly conceal
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Restarting the 2020s 重启20年代
At thirty-eight, Lin Wanqing breathed her last in a hospital bed, her heart full of regret over the arguments, cold wars, and eventual estrangement that had marked her twenty-year marriage to her ex-husband, Lu Mingyuan. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the summer of 2000. She was twenty-two, back at the beginning, sharing a ten-square-meter rental with Lu Mingyuan, who was still her boyfriend. The hum of an old electric fan mingled with the lively bustle of roadside food stal
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