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Books by Shi Yu Wei Teng

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  1. A Trillion Ghost Banknotes: The Richest Man in a Supernatural Apocalypse 万亿冥钞:我在诡异末世当首富 Mystery119k WordsCompleted Overnight, the entire world enters the “Red Mist Apocalypse.” The laws of reality collapse, and the uncanny awakens: vengeful spirits, malevolent ghosts, sinister artifacts, and the laws of the underworld descend upon the human world. The living become food for supernatural beings, modern technology fails, and guns and cannons can barely harm evil spirits. 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. A Path to Immortality in the Bureaucratic Sea 宦海仙途 Eastern Fantasy140k WordsCompleted Su Yan, a 21st-century overworked office drone, dies suddenly from working overtime and transmigrates into the body of a man awaiting castration in the Imperial Palace of Great Qian. He comes with an Office Drone Ranting System: complete tasks to earn Rant Energy, which can be exchanged for modern items —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Ferrying Through the Dark of Night 暗夜渡 16k WordsCompleted Crossing the Dark Night —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Invincible Lowlife Training System 无敌老六养成系统 19k WordsCompleted The Invincible Rookie-Raising System —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. I Maxed Out My Credit Card for the Goddess 我为女神刷爆信用卡 19k WordsCompleted I Maxed Out My Credit Card for the Goddess —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Grassroots Notes 基层笔记记录 Urban289k WordsOngoing From a clueless newcomer to someone who knows the rules inside out; from passively handling whatever comes his way to taking the initiative and planning ahead. He strikes the right balance between principle and flexibility, and holds the line between personal favors and the law. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The Final Order: Rules of the Forbidden Zone 终末秩序:禁区守则 Mystery112k WordsCompleted The world wasn’t destroyed by monsters. It was locked down by a set of “inviolable laws of physics,” and I, now.” “I’m here to tell you what the rules really are.” —Reads—Score—Shelves