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RHRPAW Ch 121
They didn’t know much about Gourmet City and the base in C City, only that it seemed very lively and had abundant supplies.
Shen Tao and his group, who had seen the train station before, knew a bit more.
What they feared most was that the base would use their formidable power to restrict their freedom, which was why they chose to be independent.
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RHRPAW Ch 120
She felt her presence was being overshadowed and quickly cleared her throat a few times. “I’m Jiang Ci from the C City Gourmet City and I’m here to help you.”
“Help us?” Shen Tao, standing at the front, spoke with confusion, though the name C City Gourmet City did seem vaguely familiar.
“Brother Tao, it’s the place we heard about on the road,” Cai Qiang whispered from behind Shen Tao.
During their recent journey, they had noticed that every city now had a new train station, which already seemed astonishing enough. They had followed the crowd and gotten on for…
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ICHITA Ch 17 – Babysitting a Tiger Cub and Kung Fu Panda + A Pot of Feng Shui Turtle Soup
Perhaps it was because Ling Yue had previous knowledge that a murder had once occurred here, but even with the bright sunlight pouring in from outside, she still felt as if pairs of eyes were watching her from the shadowy corners of the house.
She felt a sudden chill make her back clammy with sweat.
The more things seemed like this, the calmer Ling Yue became. After all, her formidable fighting skills gave her a sense of security, while her keen sense of smell would alert her to other dangers too.
Her gaze lingered on those dark corners, but in…
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RFCCRE Ch 30 — It’s Xu Yao, It’s Xu Yao, It’s Always Been Xu Yao!
Liu Feifei was just an ordinary high school girl with a little bit of pocket money. She hadn’t paid much attention to the housing loan, which was the hottest trending topic on Weibo these past two days—after all, she didn’t need to rent a place yet.
Shining Star had inexplicably suspended its servers, with its reopening time still tentative. Liu Feifei had planned to abandon the game since it didn’t really have the allure to keep her waiting for its return.
However, a few days ago, she noticed that well-known concept artists like Sang Sang, Si Qiao, and Monkey Candy…
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RHRPAW Ch 119
Upon learning that consuming this orb would grant her a coveted ability, Xie Ling’s eyes welled up with tears, and her hands trembled as she held the orb.
Jiang Ci took the opportunity to present a contract, “This is a pact of eternal loyalty to me. Don’t doubt a single word in it.”
She was no saint. While nurturing a group of ability users, she also needed to secure her own safety.
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GV Ch 4 — The Cow’s Difficult Birth, With the Shocking Reason Being…
With her arm now inserted into the birth canal beneath the cow’s rectum, Lin Xuejun felt an immense pressure bearing down heavily on her limb. She paused slightly, took a deep breath, and leaned sideways as she gradually probed deeper into the cow’s uterus.
The warm, moist birth canal actually helped dispel some of the chill, and the goosebumps on her right arm from the cold faded away.
A coat was draped over her shoulders, and to prevent it from slipping, someone had tied the sleeves around her neck in a knot.
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GV Ch 3 — The Girl Who Reached into a Cow’s Rear
The sudden appearance of a stranger immediately drew everyone’s attention. The brigade leader froze for a moment before furrowing his brows.
“Why did you come out too?” He glared at her, then turned to the other educated youths gathered around watching the commotion. Spotting Yi Xiuyu, he scolded her, “I told you to take good care of the sick girl. How could you let her out?”
As if Lin Xuejun were some uncontrollable, bizarre creature.
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GV Ch 2 — Difficult Calving
The tens of thousands of livestock in the Seventh Production Brigade of the Husehe Commune were divided into several herds, each assigned to different herding households for care.
Larger families with more members were given bigger herds, sometimes numbering thousands of cattle, horses, sheep, camels, and donkeys.
Smaller households received smaller herds, though usually still consisting of several hundred animals.
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GV Ch 1 — Comrade Lin Xuejun
Probably because she’d had a bit to drink at the Beipiao1 alumni gathering, Lin Xuejun ran a slight fever that night. She drank some hot water and went straight to sleep, only to open her eyes and find herself in the Seventh Production Team of Husehe Commune, on the northern frontier in the 1960s.
The original body she had transmigrated into was also named Lin Xuejun, a sixteen-year-old girl.
While the other educated youths had gone out to work at dawn, she remained on the kang2, battling a severe cold.
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GV Prologue: The 1960s Educated Youth of the Grasslands
Summer in Beijing was unbearably hot. Sweat poured down in buckets, only to be chilled and dried by the laboring air conditioner. The machine wheezed and groaned like an old man struggling for breath, yet the private room remained stifling, offering no relief.
As Lin Xuejun stepped inside, the mingled scents of evaporating sweat from different bodies filled her nostrils with each breath.
“Dr. Lin is here!” The class monitor, seated inside, was the first to spot her and greeted her with a smile.
Hearing this, the old classmates gathered for the reunion burst into laughter.
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SASCTC Ch 8 — That Damn Curiosity
The elevator doors closed once again, and after ascending several floors, someone finally broke the silence in the quiet cabin with a hushed voice, “I never expected to run into President Wen here.”
“It’s not that surprising. The Wen and Huo families have always been quite close after all.”
“He seems different from the rumors. I heard he’s very fierce, but he seemed quite gentle.”
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RHRPAW Ch 118
However, since many people were booking rooms, they couldn’t stay indefinitely. Jiang Ci had previously set a rule that no one could book a room for more than five days at a time.
Winter coats, quilts, and down jackets from the convenience store were still selling well. Survivors who had bought them before, realizing their benefits, came back to purchase a second set as backup.
After returning, Jiang Ci spent a month completing a major mission and exchanged it for a furniture and appliance factory.
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RHRPAW Ch 117
Jiang Ci’s parents adapted quite well, smiling and nodding. “Alright, we’ll go explore another day. This place is much more convenient than our small town. We can even grow some vegetables in the small yard downstairs. When you come back, you can eat the vegetables we grow.”
“Sure, if you want to grow something, go ahead. If not, planting some flowers would be nice too,” Jiang Ci replied.
Back in the small yard downstairs, Jiang Ci showed her parents to their room. She had given them the largest room, which had its own bathroom, making everything very convenient.
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RHRPAW Ch 116
This day was almost entirely consumed by these tasks, but fortunately, her luck was good, and all the procedures went smoothly.
When Jiang Ci stepped out of the relevant department, the sky outside was gradually darkening.
She had arrived here just in time to be the last one. The staff inside were about to leave for the day, but seeing that she had come, they quickly processed her paperwork.
That’s why Jiang Ci felt her luck was particularly good today. Normally, the staff here weren’t the most friendly.
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RHRPAW Ch 115
The survivors immediately broke into smiles, feeling as if a weight had been lifted from their hearts.
After settling these people, Jiang Ci made another trip to the hospital. The survivors with minor injuries had already been bandaged up and were sitting obediently in the hospital lobby, waiting for Jiang Ci to pick them up.
The cold weather had led to many cases of the flu, so the hospital was still bustling with people coming and going.
Once the survivors had collected their medications, Jiang Ci led them back to the base.
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RHRPAW Ch 113
Hui Hui and her three babies were placed in the back seat, so Jiang Ci also moved from the front passenger seat to the back to stay with them.
The newborn Xiao Honghong’s head had a jade-like luster to it, feeling both warm and comfortable to the touch, like a natural hand warmer.
Seeing that there was no one beside him, Song Jinchuan pursed his lips, and the smile that had just appeared on his face gradually faded away. He started the vehicle, still feeling a bit down.
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RHRPAW Ch 112
“They knew you were coming back today and have been waiting at the base entrance since early in the morning. Do you want to go see them now?” Xie Ling asked.
Xie Ling was one of the managers of the base that had been appointed by Jiang Ci. She would consolidate the information given to her before relaying it to Jiang Ci, as Jiang Ci had too many things to do and couldn’t always be on site in the base.
“Alright, let’s go see them. Which city’s base are they from?”
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RHRPAW Ch 111
Fu Lin handed Fu Yue a beef bun. As she took a small bite, the steam from the bun rose in the cold air, carrying with it the aroma of the food.
At that moment, the meaning of happiness seemed to condense into a tangible form.
The chatter in the carriage seemed to quiet down as everyone began to eat heartily, filling their bellies until they were both full and warm.
“So this is how people in C City live. How blissful.”
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RHRPAW Ch 110
Upon hearing this, Jiang Ci furrowed her brows slightly. The snowstorm over the past few days had indeed been quite severe, but she hadn’t expected it to be able to cause such damage to the buildings in other bases.
Although she heard such incidents had occurred in previous years, the probability of them happening was actually quite low.
“Were there any casualties?” Jiang Ci asked.
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