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Books by 显圣真君
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Mythology: I Want to Date Chang'e 神话：想和嫦娥谈个恋爱
To help Chenxiang save his mother, Yang Jian was ambushed by the Queen Mother and died with regrets over Chang'e. He never expected the mysterious Lotus Lantern to send him back to be reborn in his mother Yaoji's womb. This time, he was determined to defy fate, claim Chang'e, protect his loved ones, and make up for his regrets. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
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Lotus Lantern Afterword: Starting with Yang Jian's Corruption 宝莲后记：从杨戬黑化开始
The Buddha has passed into nirvana, and the new Lord of Leiyin is not Maitreya but Guanyin. Sun Wukong never returned to the Sacred Buddha Cave on Mount Emei. Zhu Bajie finally became a Buddha, but Tang Xuanzang returned to secular life. The Crystal Palace in the Eastern Sea welcomed its first Dragon Queen, and the Sea-Calming Needle was there to establish her rule over the Eastern Sea. Cunxin went with Ao Chun. A gravestone appeared in the peach grove before the Sacred Mother Palace on Mount Hu
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Journey to the West: Chang'e Is My Mother-in-Law 西游：嫦娥是我岳母
Xiao Chen's soul transmigrates into the world of Journey to the West, a realm of gods and demons. He inherits the legacy of Patriarch Bodhi and cultivates the supreme heavenly art of the Six Realms. He had hoped to make a name for himself and return with a beautiful wife, but immortals and Buddhas had other plans. When the storm finally rises, he contends with the Jade Emperor and clashes with the Tathagata, kicks over Lingxiao Palace, and tramples Western Spirit Mountain. He allies with demon e
1.5MReads104Flowers—Tickets
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Reborn in Lotus Lantern: The Sweet and Bitter Everyday Life of Yang Jian and Chang'e 重生宝莲：戬娥的欢喜甜虐日常
Yang Jian helped Chenxiang save his mother, but died from his grievous wounds. Carrying memories of his past life and his lingering regret over Chang'e, he returned to the womb of his mother, Yaoji, and was reborn. This time, he would defy fate and claim Chang'e for himself. At the slightest disagreement, he would rebel against Heaven, raise the banner of the demons, and vie for supremacy over the Three Realms. He would never again have to care what the Jade Emperor and Queen Mother thought. Thi
1.4MReads1kFlowers—Tickets
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Dragons Clash for the Realm: Hunting the Yongle Emperor of the Ming 龙争天下：围猎大明永乐
Zhu Di raised an army to put down the rebellion and seize the throne, then exterminated Fang Xiaoru's ten clans. One member of the Fang family survived: Dezong. He fled overseas and rose to power as a king. Bearing the dual grief of his family and country, he swore to unfurl a hundred thousand banners, lead his valiant troops, ride across the Nine Frontiers, raid Ming territory, and besiege its passes from every direction. He would prove that justice prevails and retribution is inevitable. This
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Wuxia: I Reincarnated as Kou Zhong and Started by Peeking at Xiuning in the Bath 武侠：魂穿寇仲开局偷看秀宁洗澡
In the final years of the Sui Dynasty, war fires rage across the land. It is an age of fierce competition, with political maneuvering and warfare everywhere. At court, the Li, Yuwen, Dugu, and Song clans control the empire's wealth and resources, command their own armies, and manipulate the tides of power. In the martial world, the two branches and six sects of the Demon Sect rule the underworld and stir up chaos. In response, Cihang Jingzhai and the Pure Thought Monastery emerge together. The T
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Crushing the Great Ming: Starting Out as a Pirate 打爆大明：从当海盗开始
After Zhu Di's successful rebellion, he wiped out the Jianwen Emperor's followers, and Fang Xiaoru was exterminated through ten generations of his family. Fang Dezong, his young son, narrowly escaped with his life and fled overseas. In mourning for both his family and his country, he vows to ride across the nine frontiers, storm the gates of the Ming, and kill Zhu Di with his own hands. Seven prisoners, five rafts, three waist knives, and one firm resolve: together, they set out on their rebelli
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