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- 1 You Sent Me to the Army to Break My Internet Addiction, and I Became an Officer 让你当兵戒网瘾，你成军官了 Reborn in 2009, though this time around, something about the way he came back seems a little off. In this life, his family is wealthy, and Wang Ye is so addicted to online games that he can stay up all night even on the eve of the college entrance exam. Left with no choice, his father decides to send him into the army to kick the gaming habit. Two years later... When Wang Ye's father calls him on a video call, ready to ask when he'll be discharged and come home to take over the family business, 12Votes322.7kRecs1.2MFans
- 2 Selling Products Live, Going Viral Across the Internet 直播带货，全网卖疯了 Su Yi accidentally obtains a god-tier livestream sales System. Double rebates, a 100% purchase rate among fans, buffs that boost any attribute, and more. He sets out on an incredible journey selling goods: 1. Helping fruit farmers struggling to sell their produce. 2. Supporting impoverished mountain villages. 3. Easing the inventory pressure on domestic brands. 4. Selling species ravaged by the overrun livestream eating scene. 5. Teaming up with the authorities to promote rocket weapons. 0Votes6.1kRecs62kFans
- 3 Showing Off My Talents on Livestream, I Catch the Police's Attention 直播展示才艺，警察叔叔关注我 Zhou Nan transmigrated to a parallel world and awakened a System. Complete tasks issued by the System during livestreams to earn rewards. From the start, he picked a lock and obtained master-level lockpicking skills. As long as he has a needle and can see the keyhole, he can pick the lock. Such a talented and, well, questionable individual naturally caught the police's attention. The earliest followers in his livestream room were all official accounts. Then Zhou Nan went on to show off [Cloud-Pi 0Votes9.8kRecs172.6kFans
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Back to 1982: A Second Chance in a Fishing Village 重回1982小渔村
A fishing-and-seaside-life story set in the 1980s, with an average of 35,000 paid subscribers. The animated series of the same name, Back to 1982: A Small Fishing Village, launched on Hongguo on August 7! [Everyday life in the 1980s: fishing, farming, raising kids, and family squabbles. If that’s not your thing, please don’t read or leave hate!] It’s the same familiar little fishing village, but Ye Yaodong is no longer the young man he used to be. Reborn into the pas
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- 5 Reborn to Ride the Wave 重生之我要冲浪 Back in the past, Yao Yuan has only one thing on his mind: goofing off… Ahem, I mean surfing! 23Votes1.8MRecs1.6MFans
- 6 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 2.3kVotes1.3MRecs990kFans
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