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Books by Summer North Wind
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Transmigrating to the Apocalypse, I Stockpile Supplies and Return Home With My Child 穿越末日，带娃囤货万里归国
When I wake up, I've landed inside a doomsday novel as a cannon-fodder character who is abroad, heavily pregnant. Disasters are about to sweep the globe, and all I have is the child in my womb and the coming destruction. Luckily, I awaken a portable storage space. I stockpile supplies, survive a perilous childbirth, and endure the deep freeze. There's nothing left for me in this foreign land, so I take my child and set off on a ten-thousand-mile journey home across the continent!
1.3kReads8.3Score157Shelves
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After I Transmigrate into a Book, I’m the Only Person Left in the World 穿书后，全世界只剩我一个人
The world's only person lives alone, grows crops, and travels around the globe. Surviving alone. No zombies, no raiders. I'm the only person left in the world. I flee the danger-ridden city and settle in a house by a river. I tend the vegetable garden, raise livestock, and gradually stock up on everything I need. On the quiet lands of South America, I travel and enjoy the scenery, living a peaceful, carefree life.
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The Dust Cloud Apocalypse: Surviving on the Plateau with Mom and My Little Girl 尘云末世：我带妈和幼女高原求生
Global freeze + global earthquakes + volcanic eruptions + toxic air + polar night + radiation + the disappearance of photosynthesis. A story of one disaster after another, not a spacefaring story. The tags are wrong!!! The protagonist, Long Wan, is an ordinary person. In this post-apocalyptic world, she has no special storage space and no golden finger. She survives by relying on the country's advance warnings and base construction, and on national policies, while looking after her mother and da
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Starlight in the Fields 田野星光
The urban and rural life of a country girl from 2019 to 2023. If you love modern farming stories, come on in. Let the story's heroine take you on a journey through life in a mountain village in Southwest China. Long Xia: You have to give yourself a sense of security. When grain prices are too low, farmers suffer; when they're too high, the people suffer. So many revolutionaries gave their lives to win you these rights, yet you give them up far too easily. As someone born in the 1990s, this is my
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