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Books by Zi OoO Qi

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  1. Interstellar Farming: The Laid-Back Ancestress Just Wants to Build Her Career 星际种田:佛系老祖她只想搞事业 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse669k WordsCompleted This is an interstellar farming, wish-fulfillment, cultivation novel with no romance and a strong female lead. After failing her tribulation, the soul of an ancient spirit-plant patriarch transmigrates into the interstellar wasteland, becoming a slum orphan on the verge of starving to death. Her home is bare, and all she has left is a frail, elderly grandmother and a spirit-plant space capable of growing immortal herbs. When the mine’s bullies try to oppress her, she punches them one by one, 19Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Frost and Snow Blanket Chang’an 《霜雪满长安》 12k WordsCompleted Frost and Snow Blanket Chang’an 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. After the Whole Internet Hated Me, I Killed with Spoilers from the Comments 《全网黑后,我靠弹幕剧透杀疯了》 24k WordsCompleted After the Whole Internet Turns Against Me, I Go on a Killing Spree Thanks to Spoiler Comments —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Marquis’s Illegitimate Daughter Climbed Back From Hell 侯府庶女从地狱爬回来了 Ancient Romance20k WordsCompleted The illegitimate daughter of the Marquis's household has crawled back from hell. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Are We All Villains? I’m Worse Than Every One of Them 全员恶人?我比他们更恶 18k WordsCompleted Everyone's a villain? I'm worse than all of them. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Doomsday Game: Bound to My Archrival, I Die for Him 《末日游戏:绑定死对头后为他殉情》 48k WordsCompleted Doomsday Game: After Binding Myself to My Nemesis, I Died for Love —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The System That Wants to Retire and Her Neurotic Host 想退休的系统与她的神经宿主 Ancient Romance267k WordsOngoing Lingran: A complete nobody… Someone who wants to retire… Lao Jiu: A System forced to work One person and one System become “reluctant partners in misery” They just want to “get the job done and clock out,” with a pathological obsession with “retirement” —Reads—Score—Shelves