Transmigrate Into a Book + No Romance + Cultivation 穿书+无CP+修仙
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Girl, I Fused with a Ghost Immortal, and No One Is More Eerie Than Me 少女,融合成鬼仙没人比我更诡异
[System + Transmigration + Xuanhuan + Transmigration to a Post-Apocalyptic World + Decisive and Ruthless + Card Draws + Strange World + Invincible + Constant Leveling Up] After finally becoming a big shot in the post-apocalyptic world, Ruo Xiaomeng thought she had saved the world. But she soon discovered that this was merely the world's surface, and it shattered before her eyes. At the brink of death, the System activated transmigration automatically. An accident during the journey sent her to t
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Every Member of the Cannon-Fodder Sect Is a Hidden Powerhouse 炮灰师门全是隐藏大佬
Modern scientist Mu Xiaoxiao accidentally transmigrates into the world of a cultivation novel, becoming the junior sister of the most dilapidated and eccentric sect in the cultivation world. Unfortunately, the original character with her name isn't the heroine. She's the heroine Mu Wanwan's twin sister, a minor cannon-fodder character who has been the heroine's foil since birth. The heroine is the lucky star of her family. She joins the largest sect, is adored by powerful cultivators and handsom
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So Handsome! The Grand Princess Has Mastered Medicine and the Dao 帅得嘞!长公主她医神道入圣了
[No CP] [Cultivation and leveling up] [Decisive and ruthless, not a saint, no whitewashing] In her previous life, Shangguan Wan, princess of Great Yan, was tricked by a scumbag. The imperial city was destroyed, and thousands of her clanspeople were sacrificed in a Seven Kill Formation. But against all expectations, she is reborn and returns to the day she first met the scumbag. This time, she won't make the same mistakes again. She'll slaughter her enemies and seize the legacy of the Divine Heal
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