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Books by Wen He La
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Pet Shop from the Start: Raising Pets Linked to Faith 开局宠物店：从链接信仰宠物开始
[Pets] [Everyday life] [Heartwarming] [Lighthearted] [No heroine] After graduating from a top 985 university, Li Xun spent a year working long hours in the internet industry. Faced with the rapid pace and intense pressure of city life, he gave up his well-paid job at a major tech company and left the bustling metropolis of Shenzhen. Leaving behind the big city’s noise and rush, he returned to his hometown, a smaller second-tier city, and took over the shop his grandfather had left him. He inheri
12Reads—Score—Shelves
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Ocean Survival: I Have a Treasure Map 海洋求生：我有一张藏宝图
(The rating has only just come out, so it’s a little low. It’ll go up later.) [All-Aboard Sailing], [Survival], [Professions], [High Martial], [Ruins], [No Female Lead], [Pets] Everyone transmigrates to an ocean world, and Li Cheng is forced to begin his struggle to survive at sea. The boundless ocean is full of danger, teeming with vicious sea beasts, while a towering tsunami keeps closing in behind them. How can the survivors stay alive? Scavenge supplies and grow stronger. Resources and fists
6Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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When Cultivation Becomes a Modern-Day Superpower 当修仙成为都市异能
[Superpowers]+ [Passionate]+ [No Female Lead]+ [Academy Setting]+ [Cultivation Elements]+ [No System] Spirit artifacts, spirit talismans, beast taming, sword energy... Is the splendid world described in ancient texts real? Has anyone noticed this dark corner hidden behind the city’s glittering prosperity? And does anyone care that a group of people known only by their silhouettes are dragging this world, mired in a swamp, along behind them? The uncanny, corpse beasts, puppets, demonic plants...
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Building a City, Starting with a Small Village 经营：从小村庄开始建成一座城
[Management] + [everyday life] + [lighthearted] + [not brainless] + [pets] (There is a small System, but it doesn't play a major role.) (This is a slow-paced novel, so give it a chance. The early chapters focus on everyday life. Read with caution if that's not your thing.) What's it like to turn a small village into a city? Li Sheng only wanted to return to his hometown and enjoy a life of playing with cats and walking dogs. He never expected to become the village chief. As one of the few young
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