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The Wandering Earth: The Abandoned Seventeenth Underground City 流浪地球:被放弃的第十七地下城
[The Wandering Earth derivative | engineering and rescue | ensemble cast | artificial intelligence rivalry | no traditional System] In 2073, Earth is already underway. A 550C auditing terminal, decommissioned two years ago, suddenly lights up with a future report generated by MOSS and then discarded by MOSS: in thirty-six hours, Underground City Seventeen will lose power permanently. Abandoning 41,726 residents is the plan with the highest probability of preserving civilization and saving the th
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First Day of School: The Online Friend I've Traded Barbs with for Three Years Is the Campus Belle 开学报到,互怼三年的网友是校花
[Romance, campus life, one heroine, sweet and easygoing, online friends meet in person, contrasting identities, mutual devotion] After the college entrance exams, Zhou Yu'an made a pact with his anonymous online friend, "Early to Bed Tonight": even if they got into the same university, they would never meet in person. But on registration day, he recognized the red string around her wrist during the freshman welcome livestream. Shen Zhixia, the freshman representative being filmed by the whole ca
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Escape from the British Museum: The Imperial Seal's Unfinished Story of China 逃离大英博物馆,玺说华夏意难平
Historical Retrospective Livestream + Dramatized Storytelling + Artifact Seal-and-Pot Couple + The Narrator Knows the Truth! Have you ever wondered? The page you casually flip open holds an entire life of sweeping highs and lows. Have you ever wondered? Some people’s lifelong scars and shattered roof tiles are reduced to a fleeting glance as you pass by. The long-lost Imperial Jade Seal, imbued with a spirit and defiled by its own aura, was actually snatched away in a sack by foreigner
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After the Blossoms: Bao Returns to the A-Shares 繁花之后:宝总重返A股
After 1997, A Bao, once a force to be reckoned with on Shanghai's Huanghe Road, retreated to the fields of Chuansha in Pudong. In the winter of 2000, a phone call from Hong Kong pushed him back into the spotlight. The Nasdaq bubble was bursting, while the farm was short of water pumps, payroll money, and cold storage. To save the cooperative, he sold his tech stocks too early and buried the name "Mr. Bao" in the dirt once again. In 2005, the split-share structure reform began. Miss Wang brought
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