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The Cold-Faced Director's Ultimate Will
The cold-faced director Li Jin rules the company with iron-blooded methods, and no one dares to get close to him, until intern Jiang Yetong submits an unusual resignation letter - the signature at the end of the letter is actually the president Li Jin. Everyone was in an uproar, but they didn't know that this letter was a will written by Li Jin in the late stages of his terminal illness. The content was not a farewell, but an entrustment of the company and his unfinished ambitions to the person
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After the Soul of the Abandoned Concubine in the Cold Palace Passed Through, She Burst into the Court Holding a Tiger Talisman.
Xiao Jinwu, an abandoned concubine in the cold palace, was framed and imprisoned for three years. She had no food to eat and her hair was like frost. However, during a lunar eclipse one night, she borrowed ancient books and secret techniques to travel back to her youth, holding a tiger talisman and wearing old armor. She vowed to kill the officials who usurped the throne and regain military power. However, her old enemy Ji Zhen, the lone minister she personally promoted in the past, now holds th
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Cold Palace Director Regains Investment Banking Throne
Lu Shuyun was once the youngest M&A queen in the investment banking industry, but she was framed and fell into the shadows. She lay dormant for three years, waiting for a comeback. Jiang Jibai, a genius quantitative trading trader, asked to be demoted due to a turmoil and hid in the dark. When the industry storm breaks out again, the two marginalized people are forced to join forces - she takes charge of the overall situation, and he takes charge of breaking the situation. The cold palace is not
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Island Order
On a mysterious island deep in the Pacific, a group of young people with special abilities found themselves involved in a cruel survival game about freedom and order, and the island itself seemed to be a living prison with self-awareness.
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