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Books by Zi Shi
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Since I’m Already Here, I Might as Well Take the Throne 来都来了，这皇位我就不客气了
After transmigrating as the Duke's second son, Li Min had planned to live as a wastrel. But the upheaval in Jiangdu had brought the right moment, and destiny had called. With the tide in his favor, he raised an army and launched a night raid on Luoyang. Li Min would gladly take the throne.
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From Wronged Ghost to Lord of Yin Mountain 从枉死魂到阴山主
Qi Xiaotang dies in a car accident. When he opens his eyes again, he finds himself in the mysterious Seventh Institute. Here, life and death coexist, and the boundary between yin and yang is blurred. Taotie shares his body, and the souls of the dead walk beside him. At the end of reincarnation, the Dragon of Death lies dormant, waiting for fate to arrive. He roams the divide between life and death, caught between beastly instincts and his true self. Starting as a soul bound for death, he breaks
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A Fiery Woman in the 1980s: Ten Million in Supplies Stashed in My Space 八零辣妻：空间囤货一千万
In her previous life, she died a horrible death in the Gobi Desert, taking two lives with her! Her heartless parents treated her as a tool for securing a bride price. Her scumbag husband drained her of everything she was worth, and her fake-sweet best friend stabbed her in the back. Ye Wan became the most tragic cannon-fodder character in the world. Reborn in a single moment, she returns to the night before her wedding at eighteen. She tears into her awful relatives and calls off the engagement
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The Younger Man Is Possessive, and Miss Lin Can't Escape 年下是个偏执狂，林小姐她逃不掉了
A bewitchingly radiant makeup artist x a stoic, obsessive mechanic Mature woman vs. puppy-like younger man The day Lin Zhao went on a blind date with Zhou Jin happened to be the six-month anniversary of her ex-husband's death. She put on a grim “widow's makeup,” never expecting the man across from her to look even more outrageous. His worn-out T-shirt had faded from countless washes, and he reeked of machine oil. Lin Zhao lifted her chin at him. “We can get married, but you do all the housework,
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