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Books by Zi Xiaoyue
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Apocalypse: Starting by Taking in Two Sisters 末世：从收留姐妹花开始
[Apocalypse + reborn + no zombies + dual spaces + no self-sacrificing saint] Other people’s apocalypse is like living in a hell on earth. Xiao Nan’s apocalypse, on the other hand, turned into a man’s paradise! No pointless “neighborhood warlord” plotlines here! And no brainless revenge just for revenge’s sake! The seemingly clichéd opening hides a shocking secret. Every character who appears in Volume One, and every plot point that seems “useless,” will become an important clue later on! The plo
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Gu Chaoyan’s Modern Cultivation Chronicles 顾朝颜的现代修真录
In her previous life, Gu Chaoyan was a towering master of alchemy in the cultivation world. After failing her tribulation, she opens her eyes in the modern world as a wealthy family's fake heiress, unloved by both her father and mother. When the real heiress returns, Gu Chaoyan is packed off to live with her biological parents in a poor, remote village. Her relatives sneer, “You're just an adopted daughter. Did you really think you were a phoenix? Without the Gu family, you're nothing!” Her form
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The Battle to Return to the CBD 重返CBD的较量
Lin Wanzhao spent five years as a full-time mother. When she returned to the workforce, the world had changed beyond recognition. She sent out more than a hundred resumes, only to hear nothing back or face interviewers scrutinizing the five-year gap on her resume and asking pointedly, “Your child is still young. Can you handle both work and family?” Her colleagues discussed the latest industry news and online memes right in front of her. She felt like someone left behind in another era, unable t
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I'm a Psychologist Who Moonlights as the King of Hell 我，心理医生，兼职阎王
Thanks for asking. I’ve just “retired” from an underground organization with a 99% death rate. Now I run a psychology clinic, hoping to be useless, mooch off others, and wait to die. The clinic is on the verge of closing, with hardly any visitors. My only receptionist is an amnesiac young man I picked up, and my only regular visitor is the hot-blooded local detective who suspects every day that I’m some hidden master. Me: “Thanks, but I just want to be a frail man who can’t even open a bottle ca
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The Whole Company Thinks I'm Fighting a Palace War with the Boss 全公司都以为我在和老板搞宫斗
As a miserable senior manager at a top investment bank, Lin Qian lives by two rules: get the IPO done, and deal with her devil of a boss, Lu Chen. Lu Chen is known in investment banking circles as the “Cold-Faced Demon.” They say he has no feelings, only KPIs. He tears Lin Qian’s PowerPoint to shreds in the conference room at three in the morning and coldly orders her to redo the financial model on the eve of a roadshow. The whole investment banking division says President Lu must have it in for
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The CEO’s Laid-Back Guardian 总裁的咸鱼监护人
Lin Youyou is a kindergarten teacher whose lifelong dream is to retire early and lie flat at home. One day, a lawyer’s letter from the top-tier Jiang family smacks her right in the face. The good news: she’s been named temporary guardian of the Jiang family’s young master, earning a million a month and moving into a luxury mansion downtown! The bad news: she has to jointly run the Jiang Group, valued at hundreds of billions, with the young CEO Jiang Yexing, infamous for being coldhearted and a w
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I Revived a Failing Domestic Brand 我把国货老厂盘活了
When Jiang Chi inherited her grandfather’s bicycle factory, it was on the verge of bankruptcy. It owed thirty million, the employees’ average age was fifty-five, and the factory buildings were so dilapidated even stray cats avoided them. The only product it could boast about was a batch of twenty-year-old “Forever” roadsters gathering dust in the warehouse. Everyone urged her to sell the land and enjoy life with the money. Wouldn’t it be better to just lie flat? Jiang Chi looked at the worried o
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