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Starting from a Bar to Sign Internet Celebrities
Author: Call Me Xiao Guo
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Chen Jincheng is reborn in the year 2018 with a "Life Simulation Game", and the game is bound to his MCN media company. Starting by signing the hottest nightclub DJ goddess from his past life in a bar, as he continuously receives rewards from the game, he signs more and more female online celebrities.
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Debt Queen: My AI System Sends Celebrities to Prison

Vivian Ning woke up in a romance reality show with two gifts: a 10 billion yuan debt and a heart that would stop in 24 hours. The original owner? A discarded heiress framed by A-list celebrity Xavier Gu as a "sasaeng fan." The entire internet was waiting for her to kneel and apologize. But Vivian Ning doesn't kneel. She kicks down the studio door instead. Armed with the national-level AI system "Judge," she projects Gu's tax evasion records—500 million yuan worth—onto every screen in the country. Live. In front of 10 million viewers. The celebrity gets dragged away in handcuffs while she smirks at the camera: "You're welcome. I'm just doing community service." The problem? Every time she uses the system, it drains her life force. The only way to recharge? Physical contact with Lucien Pei—a ruthless business tycoon who suffers from "lie allergy." One touch from a liar causes him excruciating pain. But Vivian Ning? She's the only person who makes his world go silent. Now she's trapped between survival and desire: expose criminals to extend her life, or embrace the dangerous man who's obsessively addicted to her touch. From celebrity scandals to family vendettas to international crime syndicates—Vivian Ning will burn down the entertainment industry, reclaim her inheritance, and maybe, just maybe, fall for the one man who's as broken as she is. Debt? She'll pay it with other people's prison sentences.

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Are fictional cookbooks only for kids?
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2024-12-04 13:21
Definitely not. Fictional cookbooks can appeal to a wide range of audiences. Take the 'Star Wars' fictional cookbooks. They can be enjoyed by both kids who love the characters and adults who are fans of the movies and also interested in cooking. There are sophisticated recipes in them that require some cooking knowledge, not just for kids.
Are there any cookbooks based on novels?
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2024-11-16 12:34
Yes, there are. For example, 'The Unofficial Harry Potter Cookbook' which features recipes inspired by the magical world in J.K. Rowling's 'Harry Potter' novels. It has things like Butterbeer and Pumpkin Pasties.
Does target sell cookbooks?
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2024-11-13 02:39
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2024-10-26 23:45
'The Art of Simple Food' by Alice Waters is also a great one. It contains recipes that are paired with stories of Waters' experiences in the culinary world. Her tales of sourcing local ingredients and her love for simple yet delicious food add a lot of charm to the cookbook.
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2025-06-01 20:26
They usually have colorful illustrations and simple, step-by-step instructions for making various dishes.
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