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The Commoner's Second Chance 俗人回档
At 33, Bian Xuedao, a newspaper editor who reviews articles, wakes up in his high school classroom. The middle-aged man had planned to buy up houses and live off the rent, but his years of reading newspapers and accumulating information help him achieve dazzling success. After making his fortune, Bian Xuedao establishes an education fund, supports young entrepreneurs, encourages technological innovation, promotes positive values and good deeds, and devotes himself to public service. He becomes a
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A Cultivator's Journal 修士记
Without a heart for good and evil, what makes us human? Without a heart for right and wrong, what makes us human? Though cultivators defy heaven, they are still human. They must uphold kindness and righteousness to prove the Great Dao. Chronicles of a Cultivator!
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The Weird Chef 怪厨
Bai Lu grew up in a strange prison, where he learned all kinds of odd skills. He also inherited a divine culinary art and became a peerless chef. By chance, he came to the capital and opened a restaurant. From then on, the world had one strange restaurant, one strange chef, and all kinds of strange things began to happen. The Oddball Chef Bai Lu.
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A Little Cultivation 小修行
The world is vast, cultivation is hard. I’ll just be a simple little cultivator.
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