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Books by The Blacksmith from the Next Village
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Reborn: Turmoil on the Frontier 重生之边境风云
Reborn with vengeance, Lin Zhennan returns to the frontier and carves his way forward with ruthless resolve. He recruits vicious dogs, studies under a martial arts master, gathers loyal brothers, and takes on crooked merchants, turning the timber and jewelry empires into his chance to defy fate. This time, he won't settle for merely surviving. He'll protect those who deserve it and rise to the heights he was meant to reach.
55Reads—Score—Shelves
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Wilderness Beast Whisperer 荒野兽语者
Before the coffin, a letter lands at Su Muye’s feet: “Your father wasn’t a hero. He was a coward.” The funeral hasn’t even ended when a mysterious bounty pops up on his phone: Changbai Mountain, two million yuan. Fifty thousand yuan in debt, a younger brother to raise, and the truth about his father’s disappearance... Su Muye has no choice. He shoulders the hunting rifle his father left behind and steps into the snowy night. But he doesn’t know that ancient blood flows through his veins: he is a
16Reads—Score—Shelves
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Gourmet: From Crossing-the-Bridge Rice Noodles to Banquet Chef 美食：从过桥米线到国宴主厨
During a high-altitude training march, his comrade Zhou Xiaochuan collapsed in his arms. Inside his cap were the words, “Ideals are greater than heaven. The harder things get, the farther forward we go.” From that day on, every flavor of life tasted salty to him. A yellowed copy of Miscellaneous Notes on Yunnan Cuisine, an old kitchen knife engraved with “Wang Fu,” and a Chef God System that fell from the sky. From crossing-the-bridge rice noodles to whole-lamb feasts, from Kunming’s roadside st
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The Tyrant's Rise in the Boxing Ring 拳台之暴君崛起
Winter in Liaocheng is cold enough to crack bones. Sixteen-year-old Xiang Yunsheng crouched in the corridor of the mining district hospital, clutching his father's CT report: stage-three silicosis. The mine lamps had gone out. Now he had to keep the family afloat. With no martial arts training and only a body that could take a beating, the boy entered an underground boxing club to earn his first medical bill. From amateur bouts in a rundown mining-district auditorium to the provincial team, nati
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