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1. 51 鬼 Cultivating Immortality in Ghost Valley: Choosing My Own Fate for a Perfect Start 鬼谷修仙：自选气运天胡开局 Don't Think of L别念lEastern Fantasy132k WordsOngoing [Tales of Immortal: Gukong Barren + Naraka: Bladepoint] More than ten years after transmigrating and being reborn, the dormant System finally finished loading. When the prompt “Choose your own Innate Destiny” appeared on the screen, Xiao Siwu was delighted. Choose your own Innate Destiny? This was the perfect start! But why wasn’t the legendary gold-grade “Soul Devouring Sword” available? 47 red-grade (Divine) Innate Destinies! 31 orange-grade (Immortal) Innate Destinies! Purple, blue, green, gr 3Reads—Score—Shelves
2. 52 两 Traveling Between Two Worlds: The 1970s 两界穿梭之七零年代 Trying to Stay Alive2努力活着2Urban3.2M WordsOngoing Wu Xiaoyao is a working-class nobody, a corporate drudge who likes to unwind by grilling skewers and letting loose whenever he has a bit of free time. But an out-of-control dump truck sends him hurtling back to the fiery age of the 1970s. What surprises him is that he can travel back and forth between the seventies and 2025. Two completely different eras now lie before him. 131Reads7.6Score—Shelves

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