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One Book Per Dynasty
Complex society, family conflicts, and external pressure are the reasons why we study. Reading makes our souls fly further, makes our hearts more peaceful and happy, and makes our lives better! Read, books can bring you endless happiness.
108Reads—Score—Shelves
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Fireworks Love in This Life
A female college student majoring in biopharmaceuticals, from a young school to the society, met a scumbag and faced many obstacles. The story of meeting Lan Yan's confidant and lover, and growing up independently and struggling...
31Reads—Score—Shelves
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Beacon Bolt Apricot
The 20th century and the 1930s were a turbulent era. An extraordinary story about a strange woman, a wonderful life, woven by oneself. Let us follow the author's unique perspective to open the door to that turbulent era——
28Reads—Score—Shelves
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Hot Fall: Mr. Huo Spoils Me Obediently
When she first met him at the age of eighteen, she was down and out, but he was as noble as a god. She thought she had found salvation, but later she discovered that she had broken into hell. Huo Yuan felt that Jiang Xin, a woman who was too soft-tempered and submissive, could control her forever. Unexpectedly, one day, she would dare to turn around and leave without hesitation.
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Secret of the Three Realms
Courier Lin Ye accidentally obtained ancient martial arts inheritance and star core fragments, and became involved in family disputes, gradually uncovering the truth about the recovery of the earth's spiritual energy... The final battle: fight against the master of the dark universe, reconstruct the laws of the universe at the expense of the nine clones, and finally ascend to the eternal throne.
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I Taught Chamberlain How to Shoot in 1962
A physics college student who was forced to jump off a building by his tutor's graduation thesis transformed into a bench player for the worst team in the NBA in 1962. He decided to use science to defeat the myth, but found that he had to teach Chamberlain "the basic application of triangles in basketball" first.
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