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Books by 不期染
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The Male Zerg Is Far from Ordinary 雄虫他非常不一般
Please add this upcoming novel to your reading list: a similar story, “I Promote Incense Appreciation in the Insect World.” Give it a favorite before you go! The blurb is at the very bottom (heart). [The full novel costs only about 4 yuan. Please support the official release, everyone. If you've already read it, you don't need to buy it again. Thank you for your support (starry-eyed).] After being sabotaged by a business rival, Qiao Cong died and transmigrated to the insect world, becoming a pre
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The Big Shot Is Forced Into the Entertainment Industry 大佬被迫进入娱乐圈
Gu Shi entered the entertainment industry because of Fu Yizhou. He only meant to take a look around, but an awful talent show shot him to fame, and his very first album became a sensation across the country. Gu Shi: "..." Whenever he appeared on a show, he somehow ran into all sorts of friends, and every single one was a big shot. Fans: "What kind of celestial being am I a fan of?" Bystanders: "Is this what they mean by excellent people befriending other excellent people?" Haters: "How am I supp
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Promoting the Art of Incense in the Insectoid World 我在虫族宣传香道
Song Xiuji, a renowned incense master from Huaguo, transmigrates into a book, becoming a vicious cannon-fodder male insect with the same name in a melodramatic novel. The original is weak and useless, and only dares to vent his violent temper on his female consort. Once the consort turns evil, the original is brutally killed without the slightest ability to fight back. Song Xiuji: "...!!!" System: "I am a Praise System. I came into being to change the extreme evaluations of the characters in th
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The High-Maintenance Beauty Is Too Hard to Please 作精美人他太难哄
Tong Zhili is the fallen young master of the Tong family. His parents died in a car accident when he was six, and his relatives divided up the company they'd left behind. By the time he was sixteen, the company was little more than an empty shell. His uncle's family, which held the largest share, reluctantly kept him well fed and clothed until he turned eighteen, then sent him to an obscure drama school to pursue a career in entertainment. Outsiders say the young master of the Tong family is no
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