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Books by Zhu Xiaoyu
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I Tell Fortunes, You Enjoy the Gossip, and Everyone Laughs in the Livestream 我算命你吃瓜，直播间里笑哈哈
[Transmigration + livestreaming + fortune-telling + the occult + ghost-hunting + no romance + punishing evil and promoting good] While killing a great demon that had been terrorizing the region, Tang Jin was murdered by a fellow sect member who attacked her from behind! She transmigrated into the modern-day body of “Tang Jin.” “Streamer, that guy is so handsome. I want to marry him!” Tang Jin: “He's a serial killer!” “Streamer, I think there's something wrong with my boyfriend!” Tang Jin: “Congr
1.2kReads—Score105Shelves
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Reborn: The Real Heiress Is Done with Love 重生归来：真千金要绝情弃爱
Synopsis [Rebirth + Revenge + Comeback + Face-Slapping + Partly Showbiz + No Romance] In her previous life, Jiang Yun married a scumbag and was tormented by him. After they died together, she was reborn six years in the past. She vowed to change her fate, kicked that scumbag to the curb, and slapped down the fake heiress with her innocent act. Then she learned the truth. What! She was the fake heiress, and the green tea girl was the real one! Jiang Yun: No, no, no! Sorry, I’m the real heiress!
41Reads—Score—Shelves
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Unrivaled in Commerce: Lü Buwei's Art of Amassing Wealth Across the Realm 商道无双：吕不韦的天下敛财术
Lü Buwei, grossly underestimated by history. The greatest thinker since King Wen of Zhou. The mastermind behind standardizing axle widths and written language. Lü Buwei, the greatest merchant of all time, shows how he applies business acumen to the arena of power: controlling the lifeblood of military manufacturing through supply chain integration, crippling enemy economies with financial tactics, and unifying market rules through standardization. Through thrilling commercial battles involving a
6Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Commoner Emperor: Breaking Through the Ninefold Gates 寒门天子：踏破九重门
In the final years of the Eastern Jin, powerful clans ruled the land. Born into poverty, Liu Yu endured constant bullying and could only afford to bury his mother by selling straw sandals. By a twist of fate, he came to bear both the curse and the glory of Huo Qubing’s fabled sword, setting him on a rugged path through life. Liu Yu first became entangled in a bloody gambling den brawl, then was hunted by salt smugglers. Yet he fought to survive, swore brotherhood with others in a mass grave, and
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