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Books by Nanan Orange
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Young Supreme: Starting by Escorting Female Prisoners to Ningguta 少年至尊，从押送宁古塔女囚开始
[Decisive and Ruthless] [Scheming] [The Path to Power] In an age ravaged by plague, Zuo Qingfeng arrived in ancient times with a cartload of scarce medicines. He happened to come across a convoy transporting prisoners to Ningguta. A late-spring cold snap left only one female prisoner alive. With that sole survivor as his starting point, Zuo Qingfeng began building his fortune in Ningguta and mastering high-level martial arts. After returning to the capital, he used a “little blue pill” from his
12.4kReads7.8Score1.3kShelves
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Fantasy Westward Journey, Can You Believe It? My Fangcun Knows Massage 梦幻西游你敢信？我的方寸懂按摩
Zhou Mu helps his grandfather run a small orthopedic clinic and unexpectedly awakens the "Fantasy Westward Journey God-Tier Healing System." He can see the monsters lurking inside people's bodies, feeding on their illnesses! He creates a Fangcun Mountain account and fights monsters and levels up in the game, healing people in real life as well. Slay an illness monster, and it can drop top-tier gear, pets, and gems. His game account rises all the way to godhood. His miraculous massage techniques
10.9kReads6.3Score1.3kShelves
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Sharp-Tongued Policewoman, Controlling Her Ancestors’ Farming from Afar 嘴强女警，隔空操控祖宗种田
All her colleagues knew that auxiliary police officer Qin Su was sharp-tongued and fiercely principled. She used her words to defend justice and her sincerity to protect the vulnerable. Though surrounded by criticism, she won the favor of a discerning mentor. Year after year, she lived in peace, and with every step, she shone brighter. A computer game bound her to a real parallel world in ancient times. In Falling Star Valley lived Qin Susu, a miserable widow who had spent half her life in lo
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No Wise Old Mentor from the Start, So This Commoner Clings to Zhao Zilong 开局没有老爷爷，匹夫赖上赵子龙
In the third year of Jian Ning in the Eastern Han, Zhao Huai’an was born frail, so his clan condemned him to death and branded him a worthless son of a troubled age. He endured seven years of waiting in vain, finally letting go of his obsession with gaining a golden finger and accepting that he was merely an ordinary commoner. His nature is self-serving, and he wants to watch life and death unfold without getting involved. But his heart is soft by nature, and he cannot abandon the remains of his
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