JJWXC catalogue
Books by Mu Dou
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From the JJWXC books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Those Years I Farmed and Survived Across the Myriad Worlds 在万界种田求生那些年
After graduating, Zhao Wan did what everyone else did and went straight to the Space-Time Administration to claim the System destined for her. Before meeting her destined System, Zhao Wan imagined she might get a combat, magic, or cultivation System. After all, those kinds of Systems usually meant a bright future. Then she met the System destined for her: a farming System. When she was dropped into her first apocalyptic world, Zhao Wan's spirit crumbled. "...They never taught me how to farm at s
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Horror Maze 惊悚迷宫
The Labyrinth of Terror is a massive online multiplayer virtual-reality horror game featuring challenges. It's the only game in the world to offer an intensely immersive experience, with incredibly realistic visuals, details, and storyline. But on the seventh day of its open beta, players discovered they could no longer log out... #What do we do when we're trapped in a horror game, where failing to complete missions and earn time, which represents our lifespan, means death? # When Xie Lus
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From the Start, I Had an Energy Tower 开局一座能量塔
In Star Calendar Year 63, Blue Star was surrounded by ten moons, and time stopped for every living thing on the planet for half an hour. When time began to flow again, people were horrified to discover that every adult under the age of sixty had vanished along with the ten moons that had appeared for that brief, terrifying moment. The billions of people who disappeared from Blue Star all found themselves on an unfamiliar planet blanketed in snow and ice. They faced freezing weather and an enviro
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My Medicine-Pot Husband 我的药罐子夫君
Xi Dongzhi grew up with a father who didn't care for her and a mother who didn't love her. With no other choice, she married a sickly man who, according to rumor, wouldn't live past twenty. The sickly man did indeed fail to live past twenty. His relatives gleefully divided up his property. She couldn't stop them, and had no desire to try. Without him, she couldn't go on living either. He had always been frail, falling ill with something minor every three days and something serious every five. He
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