What the Heck? Just How Many Clones Does This Guy Have?
见鬼了，这家伙到底有多少分身？
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- 2.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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In a Terrible Reading Slump: I Drop 9.8-Rated Books After Ten Chapters and 9.7-Rated Ones After Five
I'm so out of books to read, but I'm incredibly picky. For "Ten Thousand People Are Browsing", I made it only thirty chapters before dropping it. I used to read "Dragon King" past chapter 400, but now I dropped "Slay the Gods" after just twenty chapters.
Secret Identity Stories Where Each Clone Has a Separate Individual Identity
I'm looking for books like "Detective Conan: A Fleeting Life, Yet to Be Named".
Need a Novel About a Protagonist Who Builds His Own Faction
Thanks so much to everyone who recommended books! I have no idea how long it'll take me to get through all of these 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
The Best on Tomato: Family Sagas, Ensemble Casts, and Behind-the-Scenes Schemes!
Looking for books similar to Invincible from the Start: Building the Strongest Clan (The Strongest Clan Leader in History).
Ensemble Cast, Eastern Fantasy, and Xuanjian Immortal Clan
I’ve caught up with "The Mysterious Immortal Clan", and Ji Yueren updates too slowly. There’s never enough to read! Please recommend something similar, or with similarly well-developed characters, good writing, and a steady pace.
Invincible + Urban Imagination + High Martial + Wish-Fulfillment
Looking for books like Gaowu: My Martial Arts Training Is a Little Grindy. Pure exhilaration! A ridiculous, fiery story that takes the grind king genre to the next level! It starts on hell mode: publicly humiliated and on the brink of death?
Stories Where the Protagonist Can Summon Level-Up Clones
Building a Faction with Lots of Different Departments
Decisive and Ruthless, Building a Faction and Recruiting Followers
The Protagonist Creates an Organization Made Up Entirely of His Clones, All Wearing Masks
Lately I've Been Into Stories Where One Person Uses Lots of Secret Identities to Act Out Different Roles
Looking for books similar to "Death Game: The Beauty Deceives the World".
Doppelganger Stories Where the Clones Have Their Own Minds
I want to read something similar to All My Clones Are Here for Fun, He Believed It, He Really Believed It! (Let the Clone Fly for a While).
Fantasy, Traditional Fantasy Novels
Looking for books similar to The Five Realms Yamen. After cultivating for ten thousand years, the protagonist ends up as a low-ranking soldier in the Heavenly Realm. Going to the mortal world is much more exciting.
Looking for a Tomato Novel About the Protagonist's Clones
I remember the synopsis saying that an Immortal Emperor described a fairy whose son, daughter, father-in-law, and in-laws were all incarnations of the same person. Then he said he wanted to improve the incarnations' treatment, and seventy percent of the people in the room stood up.
Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Has a Double Who Secretly Handles What They Can't
Looking for books like "Gaowu: Infinite Clones, From the Start I Stuff an S-Rank Beast to Death."
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Creates Clones
I’m looking for books like My Clones Are Everywhere in the Anime Multiverse.
Stories About Creating Clones and Buying Abilities for Them
Looking for books like "One Piece: My Clones Are Everywhere Across the Seas."
Any Novels with a Cautious, Steady Male Protagonist?
Are there any novels with a male lead who’s especially cautious and steady?
Looking for Books About Clones with Their Own Consciousness, Especially Silly Ones
Looking for books like "All My Clones Are Jokers, and He Believed It! (Let the Clones Fly for a While)".
Looking for a Summoning Novel Where the Protagonist Builds a Faction Instead of Doing Everything Themself
The protagonist should stay behind the scenes, like a cult leader or emperor, while developing his territory and conquering the universe through his subordinates. He should not do everything himself. That has no gravitas. Something like Lord Zhou and Xuanming.
A Protagonist Who Can Create Clones, Each One Incredibly Powerful
I saw the synopsis before, but now I can't find it.
Protagonists With Clones Across the Myriad Worlds
Anime, novels, films, and TV dramas where characters can share abilities or something along those lines.
The Protagonist Has Countless Clones but Keeps a Low Profile. Fellow Daoists, Hand Over Your Sect's Treasures!
Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Fabricates Horrific Events or Creates Ghosts
A behind-the-scenes story where the protagonist fabricates terrifying incidents or creates ghosts.
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Ocean Lord: All My Clones Are Mentally Ill
I Awakened Countless Superpowers Through My Clones
My Clones Lie Low from the Start Until They Become Invincible
In a World of Advanced Martial Arts, I Have an Army of Clones and Can Crush Anyone
My Clones Are All Over the City
Billions of Clones, Shared Cultivation
I Have Infinite Clones, and Faced School Bullying from the Start
Infinite Mental Power: My Clones Help Me Conquer Another World
I Have a Billion Duplicates
The Immortal Realm Is Enraged: This Monster’s Clones Just Won’t Stop Coming
My Clones Grind Away While I Relax, and Bait the Fish While I Drink
Awakened Talent! I Have Countless Clones
Global: You Call My Clone the Chosen One?
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I personally thought it was good, even though I skipped through parts of it! Maybe it's because I like the presence of women—not the female lead, but the presence of women in the story! Maybe I'm a bit materialistic, but for men, it's all about power, wealth, and women. If you have the means but don't enjoy them, you're just an old man. Being alone is really boring!
First-tier clone: The clone, the Pine Tree Taoist, is dead. The two clones, Lu Zhu and Lu Sen, are primarily engaged in spiritual plant cultivation. Because planting spiritual plants takes a lot of time, their cultivation level is only at the seventh level of Qi Refining. The four clones died at the hands of the Tianbao City law enforcement team; this debt must be remembered.
Book 666 is so good! The main character trains diligently, while the clones enjoy themselves first. Then there's soul transmigration and clones created by the system. Honestly, what's the difference between these and subordinates? They didn't even originate from the main character, and the clones are so small!
The plot is tight and well-paced, full of twists and turns. The characters are well-developed. One of the best body-based novels ever written! Keep it up!!!
Why does everyone think it's bad? I actually think it's good. I only like two books with the "split personality" theme, and this is one of them. The other one has a 9.2 Rating, but I don't know why. This one has a really low rating, but I like reading it. 🤦🤦 Nice!!!
I think this book is great for a slow burn, but it doesn't feel padded, nor does it feel too fast or too slow. Although it's also a credit-based course, it doesn't follow the crowd; it's original and doesn't fall into any rut. I personally think it's quite good. Muscles—Rhythm, Credits—Doppelgangers
It's pretty good, but I don't know why the rating is so low 😄
There are many novels featuring clones, but none of them have the main character remaining completely behind the scenes, with the main character constantly in danger and not taking any risks whatsoever.
I've flipped through this book seven or eight times already, and I can't stand it if I don't even get past twenty chapters each time.
Great, I really like it. The clones are very individualistic, each with their own consciousness. And the clones even fall in love; building a harem seems pretty good. I've changed my mind. Several female characters I liked suddenly disappeared from the storyline, it feels like the author forgot about them. I don't like them.