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Books by Little God of Wealth from the North
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After Everyone Heard My Thoughts, the Fake Heiress Was Kicked Out by Her Family 偷听我心声后，假千金被全家踹了
In her previous life, Su Wanning’s family was destroyed after a fake heiress set her up. Reborn on the day her real family came to claim her, she plans to sit back and enjoy the drama, only to discover that her whole family can hear her thoughts! So Su Wanning handles the inner commentary, while her family handles the gleeful carnage. A fake heiress with a sugary-sweet act? Kick her out! Before she knows it, the whole family is treating her like a princess. But why is the legendary heir to the c
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After the Divorce, I Activated the All Things Valuation System 离婚后，我激活了万物估值系统
[Live-in son-in-law + Tycoon + Divine eye + Treasure appraisal + Decisive and ruthless] After three years of marriage, Lin Feng had endured endless disdain. His cold, CEO wife had treated him like a useless man and thrown him out of the house. On a rainy night, when he was at his lowest, he unexpectedly activated the [Everything Valuation System]! From then on, nothing in the world held any secrets from him! “This busted bowl is a Song dynasty masterpiece worth five million? I'll buy it!” “This
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Reborn in 1975: I Struck It Rich the Day We Split Up the Family 重生七五：从分家那天开始暴富
On the day her family splits up, heavy snow seals the doors, and her in-laws throw her out with nothing but a worn-out cotton quilt and five jin of moldy cornmeal. No one knows she is a former entrepreneur reborn from 2025! She trades a refurbished padded jacket for a fat chicken, makes egg-and-milk biscuits to sell in the county town, and even picks up a demobilized soldier husband along the way. Those scheming pests think they can take advantage of her? She gives them a face-slapping right on
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Thanks for Asking. I’m in a Psychiatric Hospital, and I Just Finished Slaying a God 谢邀，人在精神病院，刚斩完神
They call me crazy, dismissing the indescribable horrors as hallucinations. They give me electroshock therapy and feed me pills, trying to make me “normal.” Until the day the gods descend and the world kneels. I break free of my straitjacket and twist off one of their heads. “See? I told you, my fellow patients. Another one’s come around.”
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