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55 这EN This Game Is Too Realistic 这游戏也太真实了 Morning Star LL晨星LLSci-Fi6.9M WordsCompleted This game is way too realistic! Hauling bricks, running errands, picking up trash, delivering packages... At most, a company can make you experience the hardships of working 996. Here, you can experience 007 on super speed. All right, enough talk. The great Administrator has called me to haul bricks. The Administrator says that as long as we work hard and offer up our livers, next month he can get himself another brand-new set of power armor. Then he’ll take us to explore a whole new map, where 467Votes4.9MRecs9.4MFans

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This game is so realistic! Moving bricks, running errands, picking up trash, delivering packages... At most, your company can let you experience the hardships of 996 work schedules, but here you can experience double the 007 work schedule. Alright, enough chit-chat, the great manager has called me to go do some manual labor. That guy said that as long as we work hard and donate our livers, he can get a brand new set of power armor next month. Then he'll take us to explore a brand new map and scavenge even more junk in the vast wasteland! Chu Guang, who transmigrated to a wasteland world, discovered that he had unlocked the Vault System, which allowed him to summon creatures called "Players" from parallel worlds. From that day on, the entire wasteland became unruly.

60 解 Deconstructing the Uncanny 解构诡异 Lazy Certain Someone懒惰的秀某人Mystery & Supernatural3.0M WordsOngoing During the transmigration, I fused with a computer, which evolved into a supercomputer. Sounds pretty good, but this is a world of the paranormal, hello! A walking supercomputer, with processing power so immense that it can use the butterfly effect to influence people who seem completely unrelated. It can even reliably calculate and predict the future. Does that count as knowing fate? I use science to explain the mysterious. There's nothing in this world whose truth can't be calculated. And if t 0Votes124.9kRecs530.8kFans

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During the time travel, I merged with a computer, which then evolved into a supercomputer. Sounds pretty good. But this is a bizarre world, oh my! A walking supercomputer, with computing power so great that it can use the butterfly effect to influence unrelated people. If one can even reliably calculate and predict the future, wouldn't that be considered knowing one's destiny? Using science to unravel the mystery, there is nothing in this world whose truth cannot be calculated. If so, it means there isn't enough energy. Yang energy is nothing more than the energy dissipated during cellular metabolism.

65 寒 Rise of the Poor Scholar 寒门崛起 Zhu Langcai Jin朱郎才尽Historical5.1M WordsOngoing This is the story of a graduate student in Classical Chinese who, after being battered again and again while searching for work, returns to the middle of the Ming dynasty and enters the body of a young child in a mountain village. His father is stiff and taciturn, his mother is fiery, and his relatives are all a troublesome lot. There's no shortage of squabbles in the little farmyard. Luckily, I have several thousand years of accumulated history behind me, and the Four Books, Five Classics, and 102Votes2.8MRecs1.1MFans

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This is the story of a graduate student majoring in Classical Chinese who has been repeatedly thwarted in his job search, and who travels back to the mid-Ming Dynasty and enters the body of a young child in a mountain village. A dull father and a shrewish mother, a whole host of peculiar relatives—the farmhouse courtyard is always rife with trouble. Fortunately, we have thousands of years of historical heritage, the Four Books and Five Classics, and the eight-legged essay; our major is also relevant, so who says it's impossible for a poor family to produce a successful child? As national power rises, the government can govern without any intervention. Lax laws and regulations, and lax official discipline; There were a few treacherous officials, and also some Japanese pirates; But overall, it can be said that this was fertile ground for the free growth of the literati. And so began the legendary rise of a poor family. This article is dedicated to all classic time-travel stories. PS: The "Rise of the Poor" book club group: 219,803,021; The "Rise of the Poor" full subscription group: 254,292,459. Welcome to join the groups to exchange ideas and communicate with me.