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Books by Long Qingwan
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She Calculates the Future in the Great Northern Wilderness 她在北大荒计算未来
A 40-year-old AI mogul transmigrates into a sent-down youth in 1965. One second, she is at the podium of an international summit, unveiling the next-generation AI architecture. The next, she is out in the fields of the Great Northern Wilderness, screaming because a bug has jumped onto the table. Shen Xingmian, a legendary figure in AI and founder of a company worth hundreds of billions, transmigrates into the body of Shen Xiaomai: nineteen years old, from a politically suspect family, and hast
1.4kReads8.1Score164Shelves
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The Military Wife's Multiverse Supermarket Is Open for Business Against Her Will 军嫂的万界超市，被迫营业中
[Two female leads. The story focuses on the best friends’ careers, with a few romantic subplots for supporting characters.] Cheng Wanzhou is an army wife with a one-and-a-half-year-old daughter. Her husband is away from home most of the year. Her only hobby is waiting for her daughter to fall asleep at night so she can read web novels. Then the novel she was reading, My Supermarket Connects to All Worlds, went on hiatus at the most crucial moment. Fuming, she cursed, “I’d do a better job continu
132Reads—Score105Shelves
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The Apocalypse Arrives, and I Build Mechs by Dreaming 末世降临，我靠做梦手搓机甲
[Apocalypse + hoarding supplies + the whole family prepares for battle + childhood friends + hand-built mechs] Zhou Qingli had been dreaming for eight years. In her dreams, she was a mecha engineer in the interstellar age. Then she saw a line of text in one of her dreams: August 15, 2036, the apocalypse begins. She dug out a ring she had found when she was ten, and inside was a real mecha engineer's workshop. So both families sold their homes, rented a farm, and stockpiled supplies, including mo
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My Mom Has Depression, So I Became a Detective 我妈抑郁症，我去当刑警
This novel is about women supporting women. The first part focuses on a mother with depression and her journey toward healing. The later part follows her daughter, a criminal police officer, as she works to help more people through her cases. The day my mom was left with nothing after her divorce, I withdrew from the special forces selection. When my superior asked why, I said, “My mom has depression. I’m going to become a criminal police officer.” I took her to hide in the mountains of Sichuan,
78Reads—Score—Shelves