Easy There, Fellow Countryman
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- 1.8M Words
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- Urban
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- Superpowers
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- 5y ago
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Easy, Satisfying Reads
Power fantasies with a fast pace
Hold On, Fellow Daoist
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Hidden Gems
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Keeping It Simple
My personal hidden gem: The Rise and Fall of an Official, by Lu Liushun
Sanmu's Nighttime Companions
A great collection of books that San Mu stayed up reading until the early hours!
Qishui's Reading List
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The Best Under Heaven: Reading Since 2008
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Ten Years of Brewing, Finally a Reading List
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For Readers in a Slump: My Picks, Every One a Good Read
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A Book List from a Veteran Reader of Over a Decade
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If this book by the monk gets abandoned again, I won't follow any more of his books. Just like that guy Fang Xiang, who keeps abandoning his books. From now on, I'll avoid any of his books. They are indeed good, but this kind of constant abandonment is really boring.
How many months has it been this time? How many times has he been in there?
Obituary The author was unfortunately run over by a truck and has been out of work for several days, hence the hiatus. After all, the author was a respectable person in life, so let's send him an obituary and offer incense.
Just to clarify, the author will probably resume updates around June or July because they need to prepare for the Registered Construction Engineer exam.
Having read up to Chapter 146, I really don't understand why they went to Japan. Was it necessary? Was it for money? Or for national sentiment? If it's for money, then knowingly selling counterfeit goods at such a high price is pure fraud, especially since children are among the victims—regardless of their nationality or family wealth, such behavior can only be described as scum.
What attracted me was the combination of local flavor and a cheat code, just like the previous book. I like stories with "golden fingers" (advantages that grant special abilities or advantages), but I prefer stories where these advantages are used in a practical and down-to-earth manner.
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This book's performance isn't ideal, and I feel there's a risk of another long hiatus. The protagonists in Muyu's books are too formulaic; the male and female leads in this one are practically identical to those in the previous one. This is supposed to be a high school student, someone who receives an education and travels around doing business to broaden their horizons—can't you stop writing him…
That's why I'm not getting into this one. If I've already abandoned a dinosaur book, why would I want to abandon it again? I'll just leave it on my bookshelf and wait until it's finished before reading it.