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Books by 北橙一人独往

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  1. Heaven-Defying Pill Emperor 逆天丹皇 Eastern Fantasy1.3M WordsOngoing After being betrayed by his disciples and the woman he loved, the legendary Pill Emperor Gu Changfeng perished in a great calamity of the alchemical path. Yet he was unexpectedly reborn in his youth, carrying the complete alchemical legacy of his previous life. He swore to uncover the truth, take his revenge, and rise to the top! In a world where pills reign supreme, he wielded them like a sword, cutting down every obstacle in his way. From the useless young master of the Gu family in Tiannan Ci 92Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Ashes of the Eternal Classic of Mountains and Seas 万古山海烬 Eastern Fantasy1.1M WordsCompleted Ten thousand years ago, the First Celestial Emperor created the world with the “Essentials of the Classic of Mountains and Seas,” dividing it into the Three Realms and Nine Heavens and suppressing the chaotic ferocious beasts. But when the balance of Heaven’s Way faltered, the emperor fell, the gods turned against one another, and order in the Nine Heavens collapsed. Humanity became a pawn in the struggle between gods and demons. The First Celestial Emperor had in fact willingly sacrificed hims 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Mortal Shedding 尘凡蜕 Eastern Fantasy69k WordsOngoing Dust to Mortal is an epic tale of blood feud and transformation, following an ordinary boy pushed to the brink. Born with a “false spiritual root,” he fights for a sliver of hope on a thorn-filled path to immortality, relying on patience and cunning. For vengeance and the one he loves, he is willing to sever every tie and face the heavens alone. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Classic of Mountains and Seas: Gold and Stone Records 山海金石录 Eastern Fantasy305k WordsCompleted Deep in an abandoned mine in Qingzhou, Gu Changqing uses up the three pieces of cinnabar inkstone ink passed down through his family to make rubbings of an ancient beast-patterned stele using an old technique. The inkstone’s backlash stains the family heirloom, the Illustrated Scroll of Mountains and Seas, with blood, unexpectedly awakening the image of an ancient Yin-Yang Iron-Eater Beast. There is no System, no interface, only a damaged silk scroll and a lifetime of rubbing skills. As the dead —Reads—Score—Shelves