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Books by 剑七
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Longevity Begins with a Chance Encounter with Xiaoqian 长生从偶遇小倩开始
Bai Shu becomes a wastrel in the late Ming dynasty. He is no good at letters or martial arts, and even his golden finger can only extend his lifespan. In an age of war and chaos, with demons running rampant, Bai Shu resolutely embarks on the path to immortality. The path to immortality is a road from which there is no return. Before he can even set foot on that path, certain beings have already set their sights on him. Fortunately, he encounters one movie story after another and somehow manages
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First Commandment: There Are No Ghosts in This World 第一诫：这世界没有鬼
My boss is sloppy, drinks too much, and never bothers to clean himself up. But I have to admit, he’s cool, and somehow he even managed to charm a high school girl... He’s always telling me, with utter conviction, that ghosts don’t exist. But if there are no ghosts in ghost movies, does that make any sense? What? The ghosts here aren’t afraid of sunlight? They can possess you through physical contact? Then what are we waiting for? JOJO, I’m done being human! [Hong Kong TV universe, parallel timel
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The Chuunibyou Choices in My Head 我的脑内中二病选项
A transmigrator lives in Luo Feng's mind. Since he thinks cultivation is too exhausting, he never took over Luo Feng's body and instead fell asleep in his mind. As a result, all sorts of strange options keep appearing in Luo Feng's mind, much to his dismay.
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Dragon Ball: Fighting My Way to the Summit 龙珠之战上巅峰
“Maybe I should never have come down from the mountain…” “Martial arts are techniques for killing. My master never lied to me…” “Ten years to forge a sword, its frosty edge still untested. I tested it once, and ended up in this predicament.” “It’s not that I’m cold-blooded. I just love fighting, and I love martial arts. I don’t know how to do anything else…” “The strongest under heaven… It’s nothing but an empty title…” These were the final words of a certain death-row inmate…
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