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Seven Days Restart: Countdown to the Apocalypse Vol.
After struggling for ten years in the zombie apocalypse, Su Xun, the commander of the last bastion of mankind, woke up in the explosion of his life and was reborn seven days before the natural disaster struck. She holds ten years of survival memories and unfinished scientific research data, but time is so tight that it counts in seconds. However, when she was frantically selling off her assets and anonymously warning the world, her ex-husband Lu Lin, who had made her feel guilty and miss her for
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Come Belatedly and Have a Cup of Wen Yi Ning
When Wen Yining was 28 years old, she did three crazy things: quit her job in the system, broke up with her boyfriend of five years, and used all her savings to buy a corner shop in the old city. Everyone said she was out of her mind. She herself didn't know how long this coffee shop called "Shiguang" could last. She only knew that before she turned thirty, she wanted to live for herself. She was cheated during the decoration, the opening was deserted, and she was scolded for washing her hand
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Late Eleventh Sentence
At the age of twenty-seven, Wu Jiayi met Lin Shengyuan in the elevator. Nine seconds. It takes exactly nine seconds to go from the nineteenth floor to the first floor. It was these nine seconds that took her back to the summer five years ago - at that time, he would still be waiting for her in the library, clutching the scrapped seventh love letter in his hand, and took eleven steps before he dared to say the first sentence. Later he went to Germany, and even the breakup was told by others. N
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Standing at Thirty, I Will See You Again
Xiao Liqun never dreamed that he would be like this. At the age of twenty-six, the sixth time he started his business, the company only had 87,000 yuan left in its account, which was enough to pay six people's salaries next month. What next? Then there is no more. He sat in the 40-square-meter office and watched the lights in the building opposite go out one by one. It was very similar to his own life in the past few years-it finally came on, and then went out. What was even more unexpected wa
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