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The Top Student's Tech Empire 学霸的科技帝国
[Check out Fatty’s new book, Top Student! Just click the author’s name to find it. It’s an awesome top-student story.] He is China’s most dazzling genius, and also its laziest, most carefree one! He makes tens of millions every minute, but would rather sling a pack over his shoulder and take off on a whim. He owns a vast tech empire, yet keeps neglecting business to go fishing and farming. Isn’t it exhausting to stay one step ahead in business and make money all day long? What’s the point of ear
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Otaku Chef 宅厨师
Bai Ye transmigrated to a bizarre otherworld where food reigned supreme and became a chef. He thought he would live out an ordinary life, but little by little, he began to realize that strange things kept intruding into this world. What the heck are Gourmet Cells? What’s the deal with Totsuki Academy? Are the legendary cooking utensils real or not? And now there’s even a Sword Art Online: Gourmet Hunter edition. What exactly are you trying to pull...? P.S. This story is heartfelt and focuses on
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The Heartthrob Gao Xiaoleng 男神高小冷
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The Culinary Traveler 美食旅行家
Ever since Zhang Xiao was able to expense his travel costs... He was either on the road or planning his next trip. He had stayed in presidential suites costing hundreds of thousands a night, sampled sumptuous dishes decorated with gold leaf, and lived in the lap of luxury. He had conquered the perilous Amazon rainforest and gazed out at the vast, breathtaking peaks of the Himalayas. He had no regrets in life. The top magazine Time had this to say about Zhang Xiao: “His job is undoubtedly the mos
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The Gourmet’s Supplier 美食供应商
“In the distant East, there is a strange little restaurant that has turned down Michelin three-star ratings several times. It’s expensive: a bowl of egg fried rice with soup costs RMB 288. Oh, I forgot, it also comes with a plate of pickles. Even so, plenty of people line up for a table. The restaurant doesn’t take reservations. You have to queue in person, and countless people fly in on private jets just to get in line. Of course, there’s no place to park your plane or your car. The service is
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Pet Trainer 训宠师
Gazing at the Kodiak bear, three meters tall and weighing more than seven hundred kilograms, Liu Chang picked up the phone. “Hello, Prince William? The Kodiak bear you left with me has finished training.” “Of course. It can sweep and clean the house, too.” “What? You want it to cook for you? Then that’ll cost another twenty million. Yes, pounds, of course.” I’m a pet trainer, a profession similar to, but different from, an animal trainer. P.S. A warm, everyday-life story~
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A Global Gourmet Journey 全球美食之旅
The clean-cut version: Only food and scenery are not to be missed. A story for the discerning reader. The mainstream version: After obtaining the [Global Gourmet Tour Sweepstakes] System, the protagonist, Zhang Feng, sets out on a path everyone envies. He is named a Person of the Year by Time magazine multiple times, his travel memoirs are read by one-sixth of the world's population, and his fanbase reaches an astonishing one billion! The world's top figures pay top dollar for his travel itinera
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The Ultimate Anti-Trope System 最强反套路系统
The ultimate master of schemes: I hit back with a scheme of my own, sweeping across the cultivation world without a rival. Tell me, who else can compare? Life and death are no big deal. If you won't back down, then fight! “Kid, when I first started pulling schemes, you were still wearing split-crotch pants!” Xu Que set out on the path of scheming. Every day, he was either plotting a scheme or on his way to pull one off!
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Super Monster Factory 超级怪兽工厂
My name is Ye Qing, and I was lucky enough to get an app called Monster Factory. These incredibly strong monsters can each do the work of a hundred people, and they come with all kinds of skills. Efficiency? Switch on the “Processing Speed +300%” skill, and you think you can compete with me? Precision? Ahem. Bring me my legendary-quality vernier calipers and let them see what absolute precision looks like. Ye Qing’s motto: A man who wants to swagger needs a fat wallet. The monsters’ motto: Don’t
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