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Books by 光吃不长肉

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  1. Apocalypse: I'm More Terrifying Than the Apocalypse 末世:我比末世还恐怖 Urban117k WordsOngoing Wow, he's so kind. He never tortures anyone, just chops their head off in one blow. Wow, he's so considerate. Every time he kills someone, he even cremates them and grinds their bones to dust. Wow, he's so thorough. He kills everyone connected to anyone he's killed, just in case they seek revenge. Seriously, I'm crying. The Apocalypse needs a protagonist like this! 33Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Apocalypse: The Knockoff God 末世:盗版天神 Urban204k WordsOngoing Tomorrow and accidents: you never know which will come first. We don't know whether an accident is caused by nature or by people. When Zhen Xian, drunk out of his mind after a breakup, heard someone knocking and opened the door, he saw a zombie standing there, panting and grinning at him. He was stunned. The apocalypse, Chinese-style! No more zombie hordes laying siege to cities. This time, the zombies are climbing out of their coffins! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Splendid Strings, A Glorious Life Across the Rivers and Mountains 锦瑟江山度华年 Ancient Romance105k WordsCompleted Shen Qingxian’s life came to an abrupt end the day her entire family was wiped out. From then on, the daughter of the former dynasty’s Grand Tutor was dead. The one who survived was a palace maid named “Jinse,” serving by the side of the Seventh Prince Murong Yi in the Cold Palace. She came bearing a blood feud, carefully weaving a tender snare. She wanted to mold him into the sharpest blade, helping her wipe out her enemies and churn the murky realm into turmoil. The prince who seemed frail, de —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Online Game Talisman Master 网游符咒师 Sports320k WordsOngoing Lin Ye had neither father nor mother. He grew up with his master and learned a whole host of Taoist arts. When he was seventeen, his master left too. With no other skills besides Taoist magic, and all the old supernatural creatures long gone from the modern world, he fell on hard times and found work as an internet cafe attendant. By day, he manned the cafe; by night, he practiced as a young Taoist priest. Who could have guessed that his boss would want to change careers and ride the latest tren —Reads—Score—Shelves