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Books by Little Scholar of Lanling
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World Cup: I Made Ronaldo Throw Up 世界杯:我把C罗喂吐了
The World Cup is in full swing. A born wage slave braves the icy wind on his electric scooter to deliver takeout, all the while thinking about the matches. Then he gets into an accident. The crash is disastrous, but luckily, when he wakes up again, he finds himself lying on a World Cup pitch... Luo: Matthew, what kind of pass was that? Why did the ball hit me in the head? Messi: I never thought he'd unlock all the moves I could never master. Neymar: People used to say I danced when I played foot
121Reads5.4Score—Shelves
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The Peach Spring Village Doctor Emerges: Tycoons Line Up for Treatment 桃源村医出山,富豪排队求医
In an isolated little mountain village, the men here leave to find work at a young age, enjoying a happiness outsiders know nothing about. And so Chen Yu's story begins...
64Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Village Doctor: A Golden-Scaled Dragon Is No Mere Pond Dweller 山村野医:金鳞岂是池中物
A young man from a small mountain village, with his parents gone and his family fortunes in decline. Armed with boundless passion and a few old books, he saves people from danger with his skilled hands and helps them find answers to their troubles. With a breeze sweeping over the hills and the moon shining on the great river, he journeys from the countryside to the city, step by step forging his own legendary life.
17Reads6.3Score—Shelves
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Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Help Liu Bei Conquer the Five Finger Mountain 三国:刚下五指山,开局带飞刘备
Heaven is in turmoil, and Sun Wukong, who should have been sealed beneath Five-Finger Mountain, has somehow ended up in the chaos of the Three Kingdoms era. From the start, he runs into a band of robbers attacking villagers. Sun Wukong: “Where did these little bandits come from? Take a blow from my staff!” With one swing, mountains crumble and rivers shatter, and the bandits vanish on the spot. Liu Bei, passing by, stares in disbelief. “I’ve spent half my life on the battlefield and never seen a
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