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Books by The Moon Has Its Clear Days
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Understanding Human Nature Through a Hundred Scams 从百场骗局看懂人性
One hundred astonishing scams reveal the same naked truths about human nature. From petty street cons to massive international swindles, from emotional blackmail by family to the ruthless harvesting of wealth by capital, greed, anger, delusion, and envy: every weakness in human nature is a hunting ground for con artists. You think you're clever enough? You think scams are a long way from you? Open this book to see through the con artists' tricks and understand the abyss of human nature, because
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Infinite Paranormal: I Play Search, Fight, and Extract in the Underworld 无限灵异：我在冥界玩起了搜打撤
The whole world has become a ranch for the underworld, but Gu Ye puts all his points into agility and takes up looting and escaping. A lot of people awaken ridiculously powerful abilities in the world of ghosts. Gu Ye, however, can't figure out what his ability is. At least, it has no offensive or supportive use whatsoever. He doesn't even know how to assign points to it, and people laugh at him. In that case, I'll put all my points into agility. Gu Ye, a streamer known for speedrunning horror g
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You’re Just a Hundred Stories Away from Financial Freedom 你离财务自由只差一百个故事
While you're worrying about earning just 3,000 yuan a month, someone else has already achieved financial freedom with a proven system. This book contains no made-up rags-to-riches fantasies, only firsthand notes on how a hundred well-known tycoons built their fortunes. Among them are self-made entrepreneurs who started from nothing, sharp-eyed investors who knew where to place their bets, and innovators who transformed entire industries... Each story holds wealth-building insights ordinary peopl
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Spiritual Qi Revival: It Wasn’t Me Who Was Reborn 灵气复苏，重生的竟不是我
As spiritual qi revives, plants and animals gradually cultivate into demon beasts, gaining extraordinary powers. A vicious ghost named Yang Feng appeared with a letter written on animal hide, claiming to have come from the future to help Qi Ming grow stronger faster. Then he went off to be reborn. What? Aren’t protagonists supposed to be reborn with foresight, avoiding danger and seizing good fortune as they crush all opposition on their way to becoming peerless powerhouses? At the very least, y
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