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King Juan Failed, You Relied on the Background and I Relied on the Holy Words
Chen Yan, the king of scrolls, died suddenly at his workstation. He was the only son who was transformed into a great scholar. He originally wanted to lie down completely and enjoy life. Who would have thought that when he was six years old, a bolt from the blue would turn out to be the wrong fake young master! After being driven back to the deserted farmhouse, I experienced the leech full body spa on the first day. In times of despair, [Holy Word System] awakens! Gain "literary spirit" by readi
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Ember Marriagedeep Sadomasochistic Love
He crushed her life with a deal, and spent the rest of his life kneeling in front of the grave, cooking porridge for ten years. "One year of marriage, one million, and being Shen Xiaoshan's substitute." On a cold night in the rain, Xia Wan clutched her mother's gastric cancer diagnosis certificate and signed this humiliating contract. On their wedding night, he mistook her for Bai Yueguang and called other people's names throughout the whole process; he threw the stomach-nourishing porridge he c
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You Will Help Me, Right?
The detective is a good guy, but his friends don't seem to be. Friend 1: Started out as a shipping company and monopolized the docks Friend 2: Missing without reason and whereabouts unknown Friend 3: Silent and scarred Friend 4: A cunning and undercover agent ... So, the detective decided to investigate the case alone! (This book is dedicated to my friends
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Mysterious Case of Ancient Tombs
In the 1960s and 1970s, society was in turmoil, but various mysterious legends were spread among the people. There are unknown secrets hidden in the ancient villages, and some mysterious relics and ancient rituals have been quietly passed down in the torrent of time.
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Qing Jie: Seven Days of Death
The moment he touched the bronze fragment, former detective Zhong Xiaoye fell into an unsolvable cycle - the seven days in Qingcheng were a dead end that would never end. The "fixed dead" who fell from the top of the tower, the abandoned police station hiding the shadows of the remaining souls, and the Liao family's old house engraved with blood, every step stepped on the bones of the previous cycle; the so-called "ten-day tribulation" turned out to be a big lie. When the clock struck midnight
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The Scalpel Cuts Off the Fate of the Country, and Western Doctors Panic
In 1972, top surgical expert Chen Qian was reborn as a down-and-out health worker in the Gobi Desert. In China, penicillin is more expensive than gold, county hospitals use kerosene lamps for surgeries, and Western medical technology is blocked like an invisible noose. Chen Qian smiled. His hands from the future are the key to breaking the situation. In a leaky earthen house, he refined oxytetracycline in a copper pot used to boil ghee and revived dying soldiers; in a county hospital that lack
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