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Rise of the Poor Scholar 寒门崛起
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
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The Beloved Legitimate Daughter 宠嫡
She was back, while there was still time. Hua Jincheng felt that the greatest stroke of luck in her life was meeting that mesmerizing man who cherished her with all his heart, held her dearer than life, and treasured her above all else…
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Leading the Internet Age 引领互联网时代
Reborn in 1995, I am a poisonous seedling in the business world, an undying cockroach!… This was the dawn of the Internet age, and I would lead the entire Internet era!----My goal: enter Internet technology and surpass Buffett! ----Three important notices follow: First, partners take note: there are no kickbacks, red envelopes, back doors, or falsified accounts here… Second, applicants take note: experience is not required for interviews here. I only look at potential and ambition! Third,
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