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Books by Xiao Pingzi

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  1. Tower Twelve: I’m the Young Lord of Zhenyuan, Crushing the World from the Start 十二楼：我，镇渊少主，开局横推天下 Xiao Pingzi小平子24k WordsCompleted Twelfth Tower: I'm the Young Lord of Zhenyuan, and I Sweep the World from the Start 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. I Guarded Our Nation’s Borders for Thousands of Miles, Mr. Shen. You Needn’t Come After Me 我守国门万里，沈先生不必追了 Xiao Pingzi小平子20k WordsCompleted I guarded our nation's borders for thousands of miles. Mr. Shen, you don't need to chase after me anymore —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The 24-Hour Cold Case 悬案24小时 Xiao Pingzi小平子21k WordsCompleted A Cold Case: 24 Hours —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. I Installed a Camera to Catch an Intruder in My Home, but When I Saw His Face, My Eyes Turned Red 独居装监控抓闯入者，看清脸后我红了眼 Xiao Pingzi小平子8k WordsCompleted I installed security cameras while living alone to catch an intruder. When I saw their face, my eyes turned red —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. My Boss Forced Me to Work Overtime for Free, So I Took the Whole Department on Leave. The Ending Was So Satisfying 领导逼我免费加班，我直接带部门集体请假，结局太爽 Xiao Pingzi小平子11k WordsCompleted My boss forced me to work overtime for free, so I had the whole department take leave together. The ending was so satisfying —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. April Fools’ Terror: My Prank Became My Death Warning 愚人节惊魂：我开的玩笑，成了我的死亡预告 Xiao Pingzi小平子7k WordsCompleted April Fools' Day Terror: The prank I played became a death warning for me —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Only on the Day I Died Did He See the Strips of Cloth Tearing into My Flesh 我死那天，他才看见我身上勒烂的布条 Xiao Pingzi小平子8k WordsCompleted The day I died, he finally saw the strips of cloth cutting into my flesh —Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. The Ming Dynasty Got the Wrong Script 拿错剧本的大明 Xiao Pingzi小平子Historical164k WordsCompleted Ju is the emperor, yet everyone at court knows him as a “weirdo.” The late emperor’s only son, he’s treated by the ministers like a “rebellious middle schooler,” and they’re just waiting for him to embarrass himself. Lin Feng wants to turn the Ming Dynasty into a top-tier publicly traded company, but he soon discovers that the entire court is full of wily old hands with schemes up their sleeves. —Reads—Score—Shelves