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My Years as a Spy 我的谍战岁月
Codename “Spark”: Your service will live forever!
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My Literary Era in 1980 1980我的文艺时代
Lin Weimin somehow transmigrated into a sent-down educated youth in the countryside. He had neither father nor mother and could not even return to the city. To improve his living conditions, he chose to embark on a literary path. After finally publishing two short stories and celebrating for a few days, he unexpectedly became a student at the Institute of Literary Studies, the predecessor of the National Academy of Literature. Lin Weimin had
4Votes317.2kRecs608.3kFans
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Literary Giant, 1978 文豪1978
After transmigrating to 1978, Lin Chaoyang had planned to lie flat and live as a carefree slacker, making up for all the hard work of his previous life. But before he could put his plan into action, the educated youth who had married him, gotten into university, then disappeared for half a year without a word, suddenly showed up at the production team. “Chaoyang, come to Yanjing with me!” the young woman said. His business venture hadn’t even gotten off the ground, and he was already living off
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Back in the Past as a Rich Man 回到过去当富翁
Zheng Shan transmigrated and inherited a fortune worth billions from his American great-uncle. After living in America for three years, Zheng Shan ultimately chose to return to China, to a land that was just beginning to rise from the ashes. Every day, he walks his dog, plays with his birds, drinks and chats, and happily enjoys the quiet life he loves.
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The Whole Mountain Is My Hunting Ground 整座大山都是我的猎场
Reborn in 1986, an era when guns and hunting weren’t banned, wildlife wasn’t protected, and bears and wild boars were even wrecking the fruits of the people’s hard work. The higher-ups encouraged and urged every village to actively hunt. Zhao Jun, a low-ranking soldier in the Yong’antun militia platoon and a member of the local hunters’ squad, slings his rifle over his shoulder and heads into the mountains, where he takes up a life of hunting with dogs. This story is based entirely on true event
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The Shadow of Espionage 谍影风云
An ordinary civil servant returns to 1936 by a twist of fate. He searches for underground resistance groups and tracks down Japanese spies, contributing his share to the liberation and revival of his country and people amid an extraordinary era. Thus begins his legendary career in the world of espionage. Spy Tide readers’ group 1: 833528943; Spy Tide readers’ group 2: 879936725; Spy Tide helmsman group: 940510849
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Hidden Edge 潜锋
Xie Yuzheng unexpectedly returned to the Republican era. Out in the wilderness, he ran into a pair of Japanese spies, a man and a woman. Enraged, they teamed up to beat him and kill him to silence him. Xie Yuzheng, a fine young man from the twenty-first century, summoned every ounce of his strength in his panic, smashing the male spy's head and tying up the female spy for good measure. Just when he had the upper hand, Xie Yuzheng actually chose to make a run for it... What happened to make this
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