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Books by Valley Among the Flowers
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Rule Horror: I Go Viral Through Livestreaming 规则怪谈:我靠直播爆红
Jiang Zhe, food delivery rider, former stage actor. Blacklisted for three years, he thought this was how his life would end. Until one day, he delivered an order to a nonexistent seventh-and-a-half floor. The rules said: Fail to complete the opening performance, and you'll be trapped here forever. Jiang Zhe said: What a coincidence, I studied acting. So he went live and performed one play after another inside the rule-bound area. He performed until the rules collapsed, the truth came to li
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After That Fire, She No Longer Remembered Me 那场大火后,她不记得我了
After that great fire, she forgot me
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After Being Reborn, I Formatted My Own Golden Finger 重生后我格式化了自己的金手指
Everyone who is reborn gets a cheat, using memories of the future to seize every opportunity, grow rich, make a comeback, and climb to the top. Lin Qi was reborn too, with a complete and accurate ten-year forecast in hand, the ultimate heaven-defying golden finger. But no one knew that this ten-year forecast was never a gift. It was a prison that would hold him captive for life. He saw through everyone's nature, foresaw every ending, schemed at every turn, and remained tense for the rest of his
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The Day the Will Script Executed Automatically 遗嘱脚本自动执行那天
The Day the Will Script Executes Automatically
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Slacking Off Makes Me Immortal, and Now the Boss Is Panicking 摸鱼就能长生,领导急了
Slacking off makes you immortal, and now the boss is panicking.
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Don’t Make Me Take Off My Blindfold 别让我摘眼罩
The new blind masseur at the massage parlor holds his fingers two centimeters behind your neck. Without touching you, he can tell exactly what’s wrong with you. Some say he’s faking it. Others say he’s just lucky. Until one night, a group of people walked into that massage parlor... And never came out. Later, someone asked them, “Is he really blind?” The one in charge was silent for a long time. “When he opens his eyes... you’d better not be there.”
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