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Books by Wing Chun, Don't Ask

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  1. I'm Ul Gown, and the Great Tomb Fell into Fando 我,乌尔恭,大坟墓掉在了梵多 Fanfiction23k WordsOngoing The game was about to shut down, and Ainz Ooal Gown had already prepared to force himself offline. But when the countdown reached zero, time started flowing again. Ainz failed to log off. He transmigrated! His Great Tomb of Nazarick had transmigrated to the seabed off Marineford! To his astonishment, he discovered that his world-shattering magic still worked in this world! This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate. 1.1MReads924Flowers—Tickets
  2. Wukong Fights a God, Awakening My Sleeping Servant 悟空与神交手,我的奴仆被惊醒了 Fanfiction9k WordsOngoing Countless years ago, before the universe was born, a consciousness already existed. This was the supreme god, Kersma. Kersma established the Divine Court of the Universe, creating positions such as Supreme Kai, God of Destruction, and Grand Minister to rule over the entire universe. But as the years passed, he gradually grew bored, and so he began to sleep. His servant, Zachary, fell asleep as well. One day, the God of Destruction came to Earth, hoping to find the legendary Super Saiyan God! Six 622.9kReads1.1kFlowers—Tickets
  3. Feeding the Villain: From the Start, I Hatch Dio the Vampire 投喂反派,开局孵化吸血鬼迪奥 Fanfiction8k WordsOngoing Jiang Feng transmigrated to a parallel world, but failed to awaken a supernatural ability and flunked the college entrance exams. Two years later, he logged into a game where players feed villains. Hatch a villain egg, and it might randomly produce any villain from the Myriad Worlds. By continually feeding villains, you can help them recover their strength and gain their abilities! Once they recover enough strength, missions based on the original story will also unlock. Change the story's course 318.8kReads208Flowers—Tickets