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Let Me Be Reborn, and I’ll Still Rule Barcelona 让我重生，我还在巴萨为王
He scored the winning goal in the Champions League final and stood atop the world. Then came drunk driving, a car crash, and death. Huang Yu, Barcelona's number 10, was 28 and at the peak of his career when he destroyed his own life. When he opened his eyes again, he was 16, back on the day he had first arrived at La Masia. The excesses, betrayals, and regrets of his past life were all still vivid. This time, he would avoid every trap, save his closest friend, protect his love, and become a true
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Reborn, I Become a Billionaire in Crypto 重生后我终成币圈百亿富豪
In 2025, old hand Qin Chuan is struck by lightning and sent back to 2016, when Bitcoin is worth only 2,800 yuan. Armed with ten years of memories of bull and bear markets, he plans to buy the dip, sell at the top, and get rich. But when he nails every key moment, he discovers an account on the blockchain that seems even more “godlike” than he is: the “Prophet” predicted it all back in 2015. The two trade blows from afar, until the other sends him a message: “Do you think we’re the only two?” On
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Crimson Reignited 猩红重燃
Chen Mo is reborn, only to find himself trapped in the midst of an apocalyptic catastrophe. How will he face all the hardships of the apocalypse? How can he avoid being attacked by hordes of zombies? How will he survive? Readers, come and find out!
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Borrowed Tenderness and the Urge to Kill 借来的温柔与杀意
In bustling Jianghai City, the streets are alive with traffic, but hidden beneath the surface is a secret world of “Emotion Controllers.” Some survive by devouring fear, while others grow rich by selling happiness. Meanwhile, the authorities maintain a fragile balance through an agency called the Abnormal Psychology Administration.
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I Transmigrated to the Han Dynasty to Build Infrastructure 我穿越到汉朝搞基建
Book Introduction Chen Chen, a master’s student in civil engineering at Tsinghua University, opens his eyes to find himself a poor young man on the brink of death in the Han Dynasty. His father has been murdered, his mother is missing, and powerful officials at court see him as a thorn in their side. He doesn’t panic. He picks up a shovel and fixes drainage systems, improves brick kilns, builds curved-shaft plows, and digs a hundred-mile canal, bringing modern engineering to the Han Dynasty. Of
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