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Books by Little Crucian Carp
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- Struggling to Survive in a Disaster Movie 在灾难片中艰难求生 After being fired, Liu Hong, a laid-back young man, gives up on life. Unable to find a suitable job, and weighed down by credit card bills and other expenses, he longs for the world to end. Whether his resentment was too strong or he accidentally disturbed the immortal who was sleeping, he doesn't know. In any case, his wish comes true. He is forcibly sent into one disaster-stricken movie world after another. After experiencing all kinds of deaths again and again, Liu Hong just wants to stay ali 2kReads7.9Score115Shelves
- The Divine Tree Connects to Republican-Era China, Where I Pretend to Be a God 神树通民国之伪装成神 The old ginkgo tree in the yard has become a spirit and can connect to the modern world! By trading for food with people in the modern era, Li Youxing’s family made it through the Great Famine. Then, during the war, they used weapons and supplies from the modern world to bring the conflict to an early end, even capturing the island at the heart of the Pacific! In a small Republican-era village during the Great Famine of 1937, little Youxing’s bracelet helps everyone in the village live in safet 91Reads8.0Score—Shelves
- Reborn! Heart Sealed! Miss Wen Shines Brighter Than Ever 重生！封心！温小姐她光芒万丈 Wen Xixi loved Chi Jinxiao all her life. But when she was kidnapped, he listened to his secretary and refused to pay the ransom, wanting to use the opportunity to teach her a lesson. She endured every kind of abuse in a dark, damp basement. The day she was rescued happened to be Chi Jinxiao's wedding day, when he married his secretary. Only then did she learn that the so-called kidnapping had all been a plot. Her heart died. She leaped from a tall building. “Brother, congratulations on your wedd 14Reads—Score—Shelves
- Don't Hold On to Me the Way You Held On to Her 别像挽留她一样挽留我 A true-to-life story of a wife chasing her husband after it’s too late. Even now, there’s only one thing I want to tell you: I like you. I really like you. But please don’t try to hold on to me the way you held on to her… —Reads—Score—Shelves
