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🍅 Fantasy and Xianxia Are Finally Separate! Looking for Great Eastern-Style Xianxia 🍅奇幻仙侠终于分开了!求东方仙侠好书

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  1. 201 Above the Abyss: The Hibernating Dragon 渊蜮之上之蜇龙 Eastern Fantasy754k WordsOngoing A solid foundation in the mortal's cultivation style, driven by a subtle golden finger, with a distinctive dark, annihilation-themed aesthetic. Scales fall from the Heavenly Abyss, and the Dao of Annihilation begins. In his darkest hour, Lin Yuan, a young disciple of the Azure Cloud Sect, unexpectedly obtains a mysterious inverse scale and inherits the ancient Great Dao of Annihilation. From then on, he embarks on a perilous and unconventional path of cultivation. Lin Yuan, a boy from Blackwate —Reads7.3Score—Shelves
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  2. 202 The Dao Lies Within 道非身外 Eastern Fantasy210k WordsOngoing The eyelashes grow right before our eyes, yet go unseen; if the Way is not outside oneself, what more is there to seek? A child afflicted with a terrible disease gains the power of the White Tiger while seeking a cure. He transmigrates through the cycle of rebirth, lives freely and avenges old grudges, and stumbles upon an extraordinary adventure. —Reads—Score3.8kShelves
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  3. 203 Life as an Errand Runner in the Immortal Realm 仙界杂役的生活 Eastern Fantasy9.1M WordsOngoing I was a menial worker at a tiny immortal sect. My aptitude was so poor that I had no spiritual energy, and no sect would take me in. My father had to trade five oxen just to get me this job. One of the elders had once shared drinks and boastful stories with him. That was how my life as a menial worker began. Every day, I did nothing but serve tea, pour water, sweep floors, chop wood, and cook. I thought that was all my life would amount to: work here for a few years, then go home, marry a wife, 3.9kReads7.4Score420Shelves
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