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I'm Catching Spies in the Courtyard (Modern superb criminal investigation methods, the Siheyuan era, counter-talk, space) Li Fei, an outstanding graduate of the Public Security University, traveled to the world of Siheyuan - criminal psychology, micro-expression analysis, trace inspection, and dimensionality reduction to combat criminal cases in 1958. 1.2kReads6.6Score100Shelves
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Flash Marriage, My Agreement CEO
Zhao Yunxi, who was unemployed after graduation, was forced into a corner by being forced to marry, and she inexplicably got married to Zheng Sheng, an ordinary employee. Everything about "The Husband" was a mystery until that day. . .
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Survival for All: Starting from the Straw Shed to Resist the Tide of Corpses
[Survival] [Zombie] [Base] [Store supplies] [Kill decisively] Zhou Cheng and all human beings travel together to a world of black mist ruled by doomsday zombies. Everyone must desperately search for supplies and upgrade shelters in order to survive the zombie tide. So Zhou Cheng started cutting down trees to mine, grow food, breed animals, smelt metal, make weapons, build city walls, and build his ideal shelter step by step. When the Doomsday Corpse King led the zombie army and tried to destroy
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The Withering Edict Under the Midnight Lamp
The day I died, it was the third watch. There are three edicts on the desk: One can help the young master ascend the throne, one can make the eldest princess regent, and the other... Can make me dominate the world. They all thought that I would choose the last one. After all, in the past five years, I implemented the salt policy and cut off the wealth of the family, rebuilt water transportation to secure the lifeline of the empire, and went to the northern border alone to earn ten years of p
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Strange News and Dream
Record every dream you have with your heart. It may be bizarre and deviate from reality, but it is indeed your dream. There is no logic in this work, it is all a dream.
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