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Books by Meichuan's Lan Jiaying
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Where There’s a Blade, There’s a Man: Return to the Apocalypse 刀在人在：末世归来
That night, a blood moon hung in the sky, and black rain of light engulfed the world. Civilization collapsed, order fell apart, and humanity became food for the walking dead. Qin Lie, a legendary swordsman in the sixth year of the apocalypse, was stabbed in the back by the person he trusted most and died after a fierce battle. Then he found himself back six hours before the apocalypse began. In his previous life, he was set up by a hypocrite and died miserably in a tide of corpses. In this life,
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Special Forces from the Start: The Wolf Pack 特战开局之狼群
Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. My new work is out now! You're welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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Burning Abyss, Buried Embers: The Nine Deaths Blade Stele 燃渊葬烬之九殁刀碑
Lu Liao, code-named “Bloodblade” in his previous life, was an elite reconnaissance soldier in the special forces. After transmigrating, he became a useless bastard son whose entire family had been wiped out. His dantian was shattered, the tendons in his hands severed, and he sank to the bottom of the city moat like a dead dog. On the brink of death, a broken blade stele marked with nine cracks fell into his sea of consciousness: “Trial of the Nine Deaths, First Death: Begin. Win, and be reborn f
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Restarting My Life: My Phone Connects Past and Present 重启人生：我的手机能连通古今
A phone that can connect parallel worlds across the ancient and modern eras, and a middle-aged man crushed by fate. Amid the intersection of history and the present, he defies destiny and changes his life. In a nutshell: When the phone of a down-and-out city wage earner suddenly connects to a thousand years in the past, he discovers that he is not merely a bystander to history, but a chosen player in the game.
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