No Idiotic Protagonists or Beginner-Level Writing. Mostly Urban Fiction, with Little to No Face-Slapping
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The Rise of a Homebody
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The Trafford Buyers Club
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Put That Man Down
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Reborn Tycoon, God of Wealth
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I Really Am the God of Thunder
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Korean Entertainment: Your Name
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Two Thousand Years of Longevity
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