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Books by Super Egg Dragon
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The Hidden Dragon of the Business World 商海隐龙
Live-in son-in-law → CEO → layers of hidden identities revealed Divorced couple → fighting side by side → rekindling their love He was once the live-in son-in-law everyone mocked. After his divorce, he became the man at the helm of a trillion-dollar business empire. She once thought he was ordinary and useless, until he placed a blade in her hand and told her, “Fight back. I’ve got your back.” Su Yuqing thought divorce would set her free, never imagining that her ex-husband, Lin Chen, would be
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Master Math and Science, and You’ll Fear Nothing Even When Cultivating Immortality in Another World 学好数理化，异界修仙也不怕
Lin Yi, a master's student in engineering at a top Chinese university, stays up all night working on his thesis. When he opens his eyes, he has transmigrated to another world! With no spiritual roots or aptitude, he forges his own path through a “construct closed loop,” using math and science to pry open the laws of the world. Fluid mechanics optimizes his protective aura, programming concepts build energy loops, and even alchemy and artifact forging become “System debugging”! While others toil
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A Collection of Regrets 遗憾收藏簿
While tidying the old bookstall her grandfather left behind, 23-year-old office worker Lin Xiaoman accidentally discovers a magical book called The Ledger of Regrets. It cannot record the present, but it can absorb other people's unfinished regrets and pull her into the parallel scenes those regrets belong to. There, as an invisible observer, she can send brief hints to help people find peace with their true feelings. But every time she brings a regret full circle, she loses an unimportant memor
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My Boyfriend Is Called KPI 我的男朋友叫KPI
Do you also think love is even more unpredictable than winning the lottery? Lin Xiao wholeheartedly agrees. As an internet product manager, she sees a boyfriend as a KPI with guaranteed returns. Her motto is: “Wise people stay out of love; single queens go all the way to a PhD.” Then she meets Lu Chuan, the client’s favorite architect, a “human requirements-feedback machine.” With a sugar-free Americano, an all-nighter spent revising plans side by side, and a simple “We can take it slow,” he sta
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