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Those Years I Opened a Zoo 我开动物园那些年
A little ad: The simplified Chinese print edition of My Years as a Zoo Director is now available for preorder on Tmall and JD.com~~ After graduating broke, Duan Jiale inherited a private zoo and (was forced to) sign a contract, welcoming “animals” such as Lu Ya, Daji, Bai Suzhen, and the Black Bear Spirit. From then on, he worried about visitor numbers even in his dreams. From then on, the first zoo with a tiered admission system opened. No one under 21 could visit Lu Ya. From then on, all the
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I Got Famous After Taking a Part-Time Job as a Soul Reaper 兼职无常后我红了
The audiobook for this novel launches on NetEase Cloud Music on September 8! · "When a living person takes a job in the underworld, it's called “serving as a living emissary.”" Lan He scraped by in the entertainment industry, but with no connections, he was stuck near the very bottom. At first, when he learned he'd have to moonlight as a living emissary and earn his keep in the underworld, he refused. Then he discovered... working for the underworld could actually help him become famous in the
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Part-Time Taoist Priest 非职业半仙
Out of nowhere, Xie Lingya became the owner of a small Taoist temple. The temple was next to a commercial street on one side and a plaza on the other, with a food market behind it. Unfortunately, it had few worshippers and was so poor it could barely scrape by. Our goal: build the biggest Taoist temple and burn the thickest incense! Xie Lingya: “I exorcise ghosts, tell fortunes, draw talismans, read feng shui... without a license, but I know I'm a good half-immortal!” . A heads-up: Updates a
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Daily Life of a Fortune-Teller Forced to Take Clients 被迫营业的算命先生日常
[Complete.] Nan Shi had been duped by online motivational platitudes into spending every last penny to buy an antique shop. But he knew nothing about the business, managed it poorly, and nearly went bankrupt. Next month, he’d be bankrupt and drowning in debt. Nan Shi’s goal was simple: sell, sell, sell! He absolutely could not go bankrupt!
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The Days I Was Forced to Become a Feng Shui Master 在被迫成为风水先生的日子里
[Correcting typos, no new content] * [Complete] [Please leave a five-star review, it means a lot to me QAQ] Protagonist-focused progression fantasy, slow-burn warning Yu Ning reached his twenties, went through unemployment and a car accident, and finally saw the light. He returned to his hometown and opened a general store. He thought life would stay peaceful and idyllic, until he opened the back door of the courtyard. Later, Yu Ning inherited the family business, and began to f
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