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Seven Day Key
The transport plane crashed on an unknown island, and the survivors discovered that the purification crystal needed to survive must be recharged with human life. The leader Qin Yue established a lottery system, but kept the exemption key secretly. Former scout Lu Xun discovers the truth in a desperate situation. Facing the tide of beasts and the test of human nature, he must choose to live alone or risk everything to find a way to survive without sacrificing his companions.
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Echoes of the Abyss: Periscope and Twin Shadows
In the doomsday wasteland, Su Wan, a girl with the ability to spy on the subconscious, was ordered to spy on Gu Linyuan, the chairman of the student union, but found the imprisoned sub-personality Gu Chen under his gentle appearance. As the truth about old experiments and air raids emerges, the two struggle with lies and ruin. When the dark history of the college points to Su Wan's dean father, she must choose between loyalty and the truth, and the life and death contract between Gu Linyuan and
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I Chose the Right Path After Becoming a Demon and Begged Me to Turn Back.
Wen Jin was once the most dazzling genius in the immortal sect, but because he saw the hypocrisy of the right way, he was willing to fall into the evil way. A hundred years later, Demon Lord Wen Jin controlled the northern territory, but his senior brother Yu Zhan, who knocked him off the cliff with his own hands, led the righteous coalition troops to the city. Yu Zhan looked at those cold demon eyes and finally hissed out the belated truth and confession. But Jin just chuckled, and the magic fl
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Basement Cat
A game of consciousness in the name of "redemption." When Chen Mo, a seventeen-year-old animal abuser, was "stuffed" into an institution called "Humanity Sanctuary" by his parents, he didn't know that he was stepping into a consciousness training ground built by Qiao Bianyun using system fragments - there was no punishment here, only a damp basement full of clutter, and three newborn kittens. Qiao Bianyun, who once held a scalpel and typed codes, weaved a virtual life for Chen Mo as an "abandone
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The Whisperer of Evernight Harbor
In Yongye Port, which never sees the light of day, a mysterious whisper spreads in the streets and alleys. Anyone who hears it will die mysteriously within three days. Erin, a former linguist, becomes involved in this strange mystery in search of her missing brother. She discovered that the whispers were not random curses, but some kind of conscious presence revealing itself through human speech. As the investigation deepens, Erin realizes that the entire city is just a giant petri dish, and she
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Gear Fox Ming
In Cyber Siam, where mechanical Buddhas and gears rule, Charun, the timid data dust collector, can see the "color" in the data stream. He just wants to survive in a Buddhist temple until he eats a piece of glowing glutinous rice cake and meets Ravi Wan, a fox-born woman who deciphers ciphers during the day and sets up a stall at night. Her snacks hide tampered history, and his eyes can eat wandering ghost data. The two are forced to form an alliance and embark on a journey to use their sense o
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Data Beast Eyes
This near-future science fiction novel set in 2157 depicts a world where human emotions are quantified, extracted and traded by technology. In this era dominated by new-age technology, "emotion" is no longer a private feeling, but an energy source that is visible, storable, and even deprivable. "Alien beasts" representing their own emotions will be embodied on people's heads, and the price of excessive extraction of emotions is that they gradually become transparent "emotionless shells". The st
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Misplaced Identity: the System Prompts Me Not to Identify the Wrong Person
A cyberpunk novel that deeply explores self-identity and existential crises in the digital age. In a world where interpersonal relationships increasingly rely on interfaces and identities are increasingly defined by data flows, "systems" are not only a tool, but also an invisible hand that intervenes in cognition and shapes relationships. The story opens with a paradox-filled "System Prompt" that reveals the core dilemma of modern life: How do we maintain a balance between the recommendations o
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