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Books by Zhuo Li
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The Invasion Begins with Roleplay Cards from the Cthulhu Mythos 扮演角色卡从克苏鲁神话入侵开始
[Call of Cthulhu tabletop gaming + Cthulhu Mythos + scenarios + investigators + role-playing] [Just started out with a low rating, but it'll rise! This is a narcissistic romance: the protagonist will pursue character sheets for characters who are his type!] Jiang Che transmigrated to a parallel world where the Cthulhu Mythos had invaded. Every adult had to enter a scenario once every six months. Without a character sheet, you entered as your real self, with your stats converted into numbers. Wit
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Cultivation: I Got a Daily Sign-In System from the Start 修仙：开局获得每日签到系统
[Cultivation]+ [System]+ [Sign-In]+ [Multiple Heroines] Lin Xiao transmigrates to the cultivation world and binds to the [Daily Sign-In System] the moment he opens his eyes. Ding! Congratulations, Host, you have obtained ten top-grade Qi-Gathering Pills. First place in the assessment: sign in to receive a top-grade spiritual weapon and crush a genius in return; Compete for treasures in a secret realm? Sign in to uncover a hidden opportunity and leave your opponent slapping their thigh in regret;
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Found a Boyfriend by the Roadside 马路边上捡男友
Quiet, scheming top student × insecure, healing heroine with a surprising side Lu Zhiyan has returned to this place once again, expecting to quietly finish his studies. Who could have guessed that he would fall in love at first sight on his very first day? When he saw her again, they had somehow become desk mates. He wanted to keep his crush to himself, but the two of them kept getting pulled into one mess after another. The girl who seemed as warm as sunshine was hiding so many secrets. What wi
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System Administration Bureau 系统分管局
[An unconventional female lead. If you like sweet, gentle types, this isn’t for you. The character settings have some red flags, the character settings have some red flags. This book doesn’t feature the “perfect person” of literary fiction, so if that bothers you, don’t read. If it bothers you, don’t read.] No name, no identity, only missions. I transmigrate through different stories, maintaining order in each world. Some call us transmigrators, others call us the reborn. Perhaps we are neither,
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