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Books by 渐新世过气东方苟

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  1. I Am Japan's Tool God 我,日本工具神 Paranormal & Unknown549k WordsCompleted Transmigrating and becoming a god sounds like an amazing deal at first. But if you transmigrate into Japanese mythology and become its number-one divine lackey, maybe not so much. This novel is also known as From the Start with Just a Pair of Legs, Picking Up Divinity Along the Way, The God-Era Kept Man, and Diary of Raising a Mommy. There are currently 50,000 words in reserve, and the author has no history of abandoning a novel, so read with confidence. [A “serious” Japanese mythology fanfictio 0Tickets1.1MClicks2.5kFavorites
  2. The Gods' Beloved Child, Whom the Gods Want Dead 诸神爱子,诸神想我早死 Fantasy459k WordsOngoing He became a cleric who had caught the attention of the gods, but the gods seemed even more yandere than yanderes. Every one of them wanted Sanlun Yuan to die as soon as possible, and his family had even prepared his grave for him. Luckily, there was also a System to help him cheat... Or not. "Do you want to understand the meaning of life? Do you want to truly... live?" "No. Get lost." "Congratulations, Host! You've obtained the Deep One bloodline. Accept it to become a Deep One, a servant of the 0Tickets510.1kClicks1.1kFavorites
  3. Reborn in a Crossover World, Mistaken for the Mastermind by All Kinds of Protagonists 人在综漫,被各路主角当幕后黑手 Paranormal & Unknown236k WordsOngoing In the blink of an eye, he transmigrated into the corpse at a murder scene. Before Nakajima Kohaku could catch his breath after painstakingly saving his own life, he discovered that he'd been framed for the murder. The public gave him bizarre names like "the Crimson Murderer," which was bad enough. Even the authorities, owing to his [Unknown Identity], identified him as the legendary great yokai Nue and secretly kept him under strict surveillance. As the days passed, the strange nicknames attach 0Tickets495.7kClicks1.5kFavorites

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