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Handong: in the Name of Sons-In-Law
Pei Zheng, a social beast who died suddenly while working overtime, was transported into the world of classic anti-corruption novels and became the only son of a big boss. I thought that with a complete plot script in hand and a top-notch family background, I would rise to the top and travel across Handong, making up for all the difficulties in the original work. It wasn't until Gao Yuliang's family dinner, when he blurted out "father-in-law" that he suddenly realized that the world had comp
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In the Tang Dynasty, I Rectified the Name of the Prince
That night, Xuanwumen's swordsmen were everywhere, but there was no trace of blood relations. Li Jiancheng did not die. After returning from time travel, he endured hibernation for nine years. He has solid military achievements in founding the country. He has many loyal and fierce generals in the East Palace under his command, and his strategic plan can even crush Li Shimin. In the Xuanwumen game, he worked step by step, counterattacked, and wiped out his eternal reputation as the "hidden prince
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Suisuiyanan
[Anti-routine and rebirth of ancient sayings·Slow-paced daily fireworks·No house fights, no power schemes, no superlatives] Catering planner Lin Sui died from exhaustion on the project, and when she opened her eyes, she turned out to be the infant girl of the Lin family in Ye County, the capital of Greater Yongteng Prefecture. Holding the half piece of stove candy that her eldest brother had given her, and waiting for her father to bring Bazhen cakes after get off work, she made up her mind: In
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1973 Going to the Countryside: I Brought the Educated Youths from the Beijing Area Back to the City
This book has no space, no superpowers, no golden fingers, and no rebirth. Not to mention the frequent big shots from high-level officials and noble people descended from heaven. In the autumn of 1973, Beijing's educated youth Shen Shanhai packed up his bags and boarded the green train bound for Shandong. As the son of a cadre of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, his father gave him all his belongings before leaving: 1,000 yuan and 1,000 kilograms of food stamps, leaving only the words "neither s
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