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Books by 七月不渡
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Hermit Crab? Call Me the Snail God 什么寄居蟹，请叫我螺神
I transmigrated into a hermit crab, but to the fishermen, I'm the Snail God. Things are a little rough for me right now. My temple was destroyed, and I was beaten back to my original form. Lu Yuan realizes that this world is, at its core, a dark forest. There are only so many believers and resources, so great gods devour lesser gods, while lesser gods slaughter one another. … Lu Yuan rises up in revolt: My fate is mine to decide, not heaven's. I'm going to bring down the sky.
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We're All Reborn, So Who Still Makes Comic Strips? 都重生了，谁还搞连环画
Now that I'm reborn, I ought to do something with this second chance. Why not throw caution to the wind and set Chinese animation on the right path, starting in the 1980s? Let the little universe explode! Let's make Chinese animation stand tall, too!
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1984: Call Me the King of Hard Facts 1984：请叫我干货大王
[Period drama, daily life, farming, growing mountain produce] Chen Zhu was reborn in 1984. In this unusual era, he made a bold decision: take unpaid leave from his job and return to the mountains to grow mushrooms… Shiitake, black wood ear mushrooms, enoki… He also started growing medicinal herbs on the side. Before he knew it, he had become a famous dried-goods king throughout the region. This book is packed with useful details. The author, Jun, has also written works with over
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1983: Starting Out as a Big-Time Aquaculturist on a Small Island 1983小海岛，从养殖大户开始
[A novel about marine aquaculture in the early 1980s. At first, it’s kelp farming, oyster farming, catching eel fry, and raising swimming crabs...] Back in 1983 on a small island, Li Duoyu risks his life to haul in a net full of large yellow croaker. He thinks he’s about to make a fortune, only to have reality slap him in the face: at the time, large yellow croaker sells for just 40 cents a jin. But Li Duoyu also discovers that far from the coast, dried oysters, dried squid, dried kelp, and drie
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