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  1. The Interstellar Evolution of the Honey Badger 平头哥的星际进化 Sci-Fi & Gaming1.5M WordsCompleted Xuezha Jinbei was watching his older brother eat spicy strips when disaster struck. Not only did he turn into a honey badger, but he also wound up in what seemed to be the Cretaceous period. Dinosaurs were everywhere, and his body weighed barely ten pounds, putting him at the bottom of the food chain. There were no little spicy strips here. How about a three-meter-thick spicy strip? That'll really get you going. Heaven rewards the persistent, and the lucky beast discovers a blood orchid by chanc 3.7MReads28.6kFlowers—Tickets
  2. Back to the 1980s: Strange Tales from the Countryside 重回80之民间鬼事 Horror & Supernatural1.0M WordsCompleted Fed up with life in the modern age, he returns to the 1980s and makes a living catching ghosts, even calling his father his brother. Little does he know that his prey will eventually lead him to his death. Only then does he realize that wealth and status are all illusions. He returns to the 1960s to fight for enough food and warm clothes, only to become a puppet for others to experience life and improve their cultivation, and he still smugly delights in it. Ninety thousand chapters in the backlo 2.1MReads2.3kFlowers—Tickets
  3. From the Start: The Sword Saint Dies of Old Age 开局:剑圣寿终正寝 Fanfiction628k WordsCompleted From the start, he's on the brink of dying of old age, only to be tricked into a suicide mission. He joins Feilu's Myriad Worlds cinematic universe and journeys through the Myriad Worlds, step by step. Cold and ruthless, he never shows mercy. He kills decisively for profit, and knows when to play the fool. Worlds completed: Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, The Storm Riders, One Piece, Battle Through the Heavens, Lotus Lantern: The Prequel... If you dislike saintly protagonists, don't read. His motto: 2MReads388Flowers—Tickets