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Books by Wen Yiyao
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Surviving in a Shattered World: Starting with a Crumbling Spirit Boat 碎界求生：从一艘破灵舟开始
[Fantasy survival + cultivation and leveling up + spirit ship construction + ensemble cast] The day the Gray Shoal Floating Continent cracked apart, Lu Yan didn't get a ship ticket. The ships that could fly had already left. All that remained in the derelict dock was an old cargo ship with its main keel broken. Water and food were scarce, and they couldn't even find good enough materials to patch the hull. Lu Yan repaired a damaged ancient artifact. It could recreate the load-bearing capacity
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The Mysterious Martial World 神秘游戏武林
The protagonist, Li Ye, is a young man struggling at the bottom of society. By chance, he joins a mysterious company called Youbirian Network and becomes a “gold farmer,” mining ore in the immersive virtual reality game Martial World. A generous salary, top-of-the-line equipment, and flexible hours all seem like gifts from fate. Yet Li Ye soon discovers a chilling secret behind the job: when a character dies in the game, the company “optimizes” the employee out of a job in the real world. Those
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That’s Not How You Stay Healthy 养生不是这么养的
Li Ye, a 32-year-old programmer, had just finished another exhausting late-night shift when he looked at his stubborn parents, plagued for years by high blood pressure and diabetes, and at himself and his wife, both suffering from poor health. He suddenly realized that his family’s “health deficit” had turned into a flashing red alert. If he kept grinding away at code, the money he earned might all end up in the hospital’s “bottomless pit.” He resolutely decided to “change the way he lived,” qui
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The Reincarnated Shadow Warrior 轮回影武者
Infinite-world adventures, traditional Chinese martial arts, Taoist magic, film and television fan fiction, the Myriad Worlds, Chinese culture, cultivation and evolution. If you have ever dreamed of stepping into classic Chinese films to fight alongside Chen Zhen, learn Taoist magic from Yan Chixia, or witness the truth behind the legend of the White Snake, this book is for you. It is an adventure through the worlds of cinema, retracing the legacy of Chinese civilization. Li Hou, an archivist at
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