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Industrial Revolution in the Cultivation World
Su Zhe traveled to the world of cultivation and became a handyman in the Tianxuan Sect mine who could die from exhaustion at any time. Others cultivate immortality by relying on their spiritual roots, talents, and opportunities accumulated over several reincarnations. Su Zhe's cultivation of immortality relies on the engineering brain he brought over from his previous life. Is the mining efficiency low? Use black powder, go to the assembly line, and go to the performance appraisal! Can the cos
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The Reborn Me Is Zhu Zhanji
Lu Jianming, a 45-year-old programmer who was laid off, woke up and became Zhu Zhanji, the grandson of the ninth year of Yongle. With modern knowledge, Internet thinking and a complete historical script, he will repair the Ming Empire full of bugs in the 24-year countdown and save himself from the ending of "short-lived emperor"
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After the Wind Stops
In the late autumn of 2013, in the basement of Xisanqi, a young man named Chen Yuan typed the first line of business code in his life. I have 308 yuan in my pocket, I owe 8,000 on my credit card, and the landlord is pressing for rent at the door. He wrote a business plan that he thought could change the world. What he didn't know was that this plan would indeed change everything. **Ten years. Three ups and three downs. From the basement to a valuation of tens of billions, from a valuation of t
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Forty Years of Wudang Storm
**Tai Chi is not a boxing exercise, it is a circle drawn by a person for forty years. ** We have all heard of Zhang Sanfeng. The founder of the Wudang Sect and the founder of Tai Chi lives in Jin Yong's writings and in the legends of every martial arts film and television drama. But Zhang Sanfeng in those stories is often just a symbol - an old immortal with fluttering white beard, standing in the clouds and overlooking all living beings. "Wu-Tang 40" does an amazing thing: it turns this symbo
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