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  1. Three-Star Store That Refuses Michelin Rating Urban2.1M WordsCompleted Due to a store visit by Internet celebrity Liu Dao, the breakfast shop that the Chen family has worked hard for more than ten years is on the verge of closure. After being bound to the system, Chen Yang resigned from his job as an urban white-collar worker and took over the small store. Newbie gift package: ingredient identification and rating function. The fresh pork belly of wild boar that often swims has three layers of fat and lean meat. Because of the long journey through mountains and rive 17kHeat837kPopularity1.1kReaders
  2. The Imperial Exam's Oxherd Class: A Young Scholar's Teacher Produces Three Thousand Successful Candidates Historical2.4M WordsOngoing A paradise for exam failures, a graveyard for celebrated scholars. A group of officials’ spoiled sons have become the century-old academy’s newest problem. An old scholar suffers a stroke from sheer frustration, and Chen Fan, a young licentiate and assistant lecturer, activates the Divine Imperial Exam Teaching System. In a crisis, he is appointed head of the academy. The prefect’s mischievous, incorrigible son masters the Five Classics in four months. The magistrate’s unruly son passes the high 15kHeat58kPopularity1.1kReaders
  3. Emperor's Master Historical2.1M WordsCompleted In the spring of the thirty-fifth year of the reign of Emperor Zhizheng of the Great Wei Dynasty, There are natural and man-made disasters among the people, and hungry people exchange their children for food. There were constant party disputes in the court, and the emperor was too lazy to practice Taoism. Amid internal and external troubles, Xu He, who traveled through time, studied for the imperial examination in the last pure land of the empire. In front of Minglun Hall, was someone framed and 13kHeat246kPopularity988Readers