Faloo library
Browse
- Titles
- 4
Every Faloo book we index, searchable by title, author or tag.
-
Moba: I Am a Father in the Canyon
Substitute Xu Li. I originally thought that this year would be the last year of mixed salary in LGD. But unexpectedly got the pinnacle theshy experience card! Xu Li: "Sorry, I'm the father!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
—Reads—Flowers—Tickets
-
Fantasy: I Write Plug-Ins in Another World
As a programmer, Tang Xiao traveled to another world and discovered that he could use this world as a framework to write his own plug-in scripts. Thus, Tang Xiao began a journey of true cheating that went against the will of heaven. Tang Xiao: Compared with the speed of cultivation? Can you still upgrade as fast as my unlimited idle training script? I can sleep faster than you can practice! Compared to alchemy? Is it more precise and more controllable between you and me to set parameters directl
—Reads—Flowers—Tickets
-
Fengshen: Please, Let Gu Abdicate!
Zi Shou traveled to the world of gods and became King Zhou with the same name and surname. As long as he abdicates, the system can be activated. Zi Shou originally thought that as the Great Hun King Zhou, it would be easy for him to abdicate. But he never expected that he wrote an obscene poem in Nuwa's palace, and Nuwa would appear in the world and say that he was the most sage king ever seen! He did not respect the ancestral precepts and forcibly reprimanded the festival officials for deducing
—Reads—Flowers—Tickets
-
The Other Side of God
In this world, there are things left behind that lead to another dimension. The male protagonist accidentally picked up an unknown ring. On a dark and windy night, the ring emitted bright light, distorting the surrounding air. The sleeping male protagonist was still unaware that when he woke up again, he was already in chaos, and everything he saw was white... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
—Reads—Flowers—Tickets