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  1. The Rise of Industry in the Song Dynasty Always Feel TiredHistorical934k Wordscompleted New book "I Open an Underground Hospital in the United States". It's about a male protagonist who went to the United States on a business trip and was voluntarily subjected to a human experiment that almost led to death. The male protagonist who was lucky enough to survive went from being a medical representative who had never held a scalpel to becoming a surgical master, an experienced Chinese medicine practitioner, a medical expert, and an expert in micro-expression recognition... But the cost 44Votes1.5kRecs2.1kFans
  2. I Open an Underground Hospital in the United States Always Feel TiredUrban61k Wordsongoing Li Xianxian went to the United States on a business trip and was voluntarily subjected to a human experiment that almost led to death. Li Xianxian, who was lucky enough to survive, went from being a medical representative who had never held a scalpel to becoming a surgical master, an experienced Chinese medicine practitioner, a medical expert, and an expert in micro-expression recognition... But the price was equally huge. Something appeared in his body that shouldn't be there. Li Xianxian start 41Votes312Recs1Fans
  3. Bonanza Always Feel TiredUrban1.8M Wordscompleted This is a story about a man with special powers who turned poor ore into rich ore and became prosperous along the way. I have opened a new book called "Rebirth of Industry in the 1980s", which takes the system back to 1980, starting from the Pearl River Delta, focusing on industry, supplemented by construction, entertainment, media and other industries. Hope new and old readers like it. 0Votes24.2kRecs69.5kFans
  4. Rebirth of the Industry in the 1980S Always Feel TiredUrban3.5M Wordscompleted New book "I Open an Underground Hospital in the United States". Li Xianxian went to the United States on a business trip and was voluntarily subjected to a human experiment that almost led to death. Li Xianxian, who was lucky enough to survive, went from being a medical representative who had never held a scalpel to becoming a surgical master, an experienced Chinese medicine practitioner, an expert in transportation medicine, and an expert in micro-expression recognition... But the price was equ 0Votes11.1kRecs28.6kFans