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Books by 不吃鱼的水
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My Sect Is Full of Immortal Emperors, and You Think You Can Outmatch Me? 我满宗都是仙帝,你和我比实力
Before his rebirth, Xiao Wuya was a half-step Transcendent powerhouse in the Chaos Realm. He was ambushed and killed by the Supreme Alliance, then his soul crossed over into the ruined Heavenly Dao Sect in the mortal realm. He starts from the very beginning at Qi Refining. The sect is reduced to crumbling walls, and even its signboard is about to fall down. He activates the Myriad Realms Sect Summoning System, which gives him Nascent Soul old monsters and Deity Transformation watchdogs just for
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Emperor of Ten Thousand Domains: From Invincible System to Eternal Sect 万域帝尊:从系统无敌到宗门万古
Lin Che, a disgraced prince, is reduced to a menial servant in a sect and suffers humiliation at every turn. In the Qingyun Mountains, the weak are prey, and those with low cultivation are no better than ants. On the brink of death in a frigid pool, he unexpectedly obtains a golden finger. The System grants him an invincible trial card, an innate Dao body, and perfected techniques. He can defeat foes above his level and kill Golden Core powerhouses in a flash, while cultivating far faster than
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Defying Fate in the Ancient Era 荒古逆命
My new work is here! Please head over to Tomato Novel to read it. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support is what motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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Temple of the Heavenly Domain 天域神殿
Xiao Tian was born without a spiritual root into a small family in the Yunshan Mountains. Fortunately, fifteen years later, he met the traveling Jiang Daolin, who took him in as a disciple, restored his spiritual root, and set him on the path of cultivation. His family was wiped out and his parents were killed. One person after another around him died for his sake, while he himself was hunted wherever he went. With nowhere to turn, he struggled to survive and cultivate in the cracks of this worl
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