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Books by Mu Qiaoqiao
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I Gave Up So Much Just to Live Like a Slacker 为了过上咸鱼生活，我付出了太多
Across the eighteen continents of cultivation, the five realms of the world, and the three inner and outer worlds, who hasn't heard of the little founding ancestor of the Canglan Realm? With her extraordinary talent and the prestige of the greatest sect, she has thrown the entire cultivation world into chaos. Today she plucks the tail feathers from the Beast Taming Sect master's beloved pet; tomorrow she steals the luminous pearl from Hundred Blossoms Valley; the day after, she sets Medicine Kin
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Kill That Dark Moonlight 杀死那个黑月光
[Two male leads + interstellar setting + military academy life + faux uncle-and-sister-in-law relationship + spirit forms] In the year 2312 of the Galactic Calendar, pirates attacked Proxima Centauri, killing the finance minister and his wife and leaving behind their thirteen-year-old child. Because of a marriage pact, the child was taken in by the Ji family. On that very day, something called the System came to Ji Xinyi. It told Ji Xinyi that he was living inside a book, where he was a cannon-f
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From Afar, a Gathering of Heroes; Up Close, a Meeting of Turnips 远看群英荟萃，近看萝卜开会
[Modern + magic + academy + ensemble cast + comedy] Le Yu is an utterly ordinary perennial runner-up at the Tianshan Sect. She could have stayed comfortably mediocre until old age, except for one thing: she was an ambitious perennial runner-up, and she played dirty. So she became first place, and was forced to leave home for a magic academy thousands of miles away. At first, her goal was to become the academy’s most mysterious legend, a history-making figure who would bring East and West togethe
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As a Transfer Student, I Hooked Up with the Top Student in My Grade 身为转校生的我勾搭上了年级第一
That summer in their first year of high school, the sun baked the rubber running track until it was nearly melting, and even the breeze felt stifling. The sports field was deserted, but the basketball court on the other side of campus was packed. Students from every grade had gathered to watch a game. Lou Yexue strolled by with an iced milk tea and a little cake. A deafening roar nearly pierced her eardrums. She tried to ignore it, but in the end, she couldn’t help turning around to look. Beneat
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