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Shenhao: Become the Richest Man in the World by Raising Dragons
It's really expensive to raise a dragon. A baby dragon needs to eat a hundred cows in one meal, three times a day! Fortunately, the dragon clan is full of treasures. A little ash scraped from the dragon's horn is worth one billion, a bowl of dragon saliva is worth tens of billions, a drop of dragon blood is worth hundreds of billions, and a piece of dragon scale is worth trillions! See how Shi Hao builds a perfect empire: a pharmaceutical company that cures all diseases, a zoo full of extinct cr
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Common Sense About Buddhism
The main content of "Buddhism Common Sense" is Master Taixu's "Introduction to Buddhism" and "Chinese Buddhism", which systematically and comprehensively describes the history and principles of Buddhism, and provides a profound interpretation of the characteristics and origins of Chinese Buddhism. The Buddhist thoughts of eminent monks representing each sect are also explained in detail, and many stories from Buddhist scriptures full of wisdom and interest are incorporated. In addition to "Commo
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The Dragon King Is Coming
After receiving a call for help from his son on the battlefield, he immediately summoned 300,000 Dragon Palace experts to rush to Xia Kingdom! When I got home, I discovered that my son had accidentally beaten more than 20 villains to the point of dying, and begged them to hold on a little longer. After helping the Xia Kingdom solve life and death crises time and time again and triggering an upsurge in martial arts among the people, the Dragon Palace also became a holy place in the hearts of the
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Within the Deep Gate
Lin Qingguo, a college student village official, came to Yushu Village with ideals, but in his first class on a rainy night, he saw the true face of power - the account book in which poverty alleviation seeds were transferred, the seven overlapping thumbprints, and the local specialties that appeared at the door of the dormitory late at night. From forging project visas to manipulating academic reviews, from the false accounts of tea oil cooperatives to the secret boxes of offshore trusts, he ha
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Common Sense About Buddhism
The main content of "Buddhism Common Sense" is Master Taixu's "Introduction to Buddhism" and "Chinese Buddhism", which systematically and comprehensively describes the history and principles of Buddhism, and provides a profound interpretation of the characteristics and origins of Chinese Buddhism. The Buddhist thoughts of eminent monks representing each sect are also explained in detail, and many stories from Buddhist scriptures full of wisdom and interest are incorporated. In addition to "Commo
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Concubine Hua's Legitimate Daughter Is Getting Older, and Everyone in the Harem Is Manipulating Me
Ancient style group favoritePolicyFetal wear [Drama flow] [With cp] [Male cleaning] [Group portrait, multiple perspectives, heroine Suisui, Concubine Hua, Zhen Huan, etc.] There are many secrets in the imperial city, such as the hidden musk in Huanyixiang, and the poisonous lock under the queen's phoenix robe. She came through the womb, so she stopped the ointment in her mother's womb and turned over the incense burner when she fell to the ground to protect her biological mother. She is good at
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Heroes of Different Song Dynasties: Water Margin Against Fate Begins with Prison Break
[Traveling through the parallel world of Water Margin·Death Prisoner Start] Chen Yu opened his eyes and became a prisoner waiting to be slaughtered. In prison, he was shocked to hear that Lu Lin was planning to escape from prison. Modern thinking predicts the tragedy of the original work, and vows to go against Song Jiang to find a way out! ◆Swallow the four bandits◆Capture Yanyun◆Destroy Liao and Jin◆ When the barbarian cavalry collided with the Liangshan heroes, In these troubled times, it's u
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Forty Miles
In the 1980s, Chen Xingzhou, a college student, started as a remote village official, sailed against the current, and finally became a deputy state official. After forty years of ups and downs in officialdom, he learned everything, but forgot why he set out in the first place. On the day he fell from the horse, someone asked him whether his life was worth it. He thought about it for a long time and said nothing.
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