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Books by 叫我洛神端
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Superpowers: I May Be Weak, but My Brother Is Strong! 异能：我虽然弱，但是我哥强啊！
No System + No Female Lead + Shameless Protagonist + No Brain-Dead Plotting A showdown between humanity and aliens, a brutal world, Emma, I can't keep making this up... Two brothers deficient in virtue across the Five Elements: one is a lunatic, the other an ordinary person with no supernatural abilities. Together, they make the world of supernatural powers tremble with fear!
145Reads—Score—Shelves
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Abnormality Management Bureau: If You’re Not Scheming, Are You Even an Administrator? 异常管理局：不阴那能叫管理员？
Comedy + no System + a crazy protagonist + hopefully no major flaws + ensemble cast + no female lead If you encounter an anomaly, call 749. The Anomaly Administration will come at any time to solve your problems... In a world where the supernatural is everywhere, the Anomaly Administration has gone public in Huaxia. Residents can contact the agency whenever they encounter an anomaly. The oddballs working at the agency are a constant headache for the entire organization. “If we can't figure out w
92Reads—Score108Shelves
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A Game? Chosen by the Gods! 游戏？神选！
One heroine + characters who keep their wits + a decisive, ruthless protagonist + Cthulhu horror + an ensemble cast = a game? Chosen by the gods! You who dwell in despair, make your wish! We will grant you everything... Do not trust the gods. They no longer deserve to be called gods. In a twisted world and a chaotic reality, keep moving forward. Once you decide to make a wish, do not think about turning back. Either you live, or you die, or... All right, young one. Make your wish...
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National Fate: What Kind of Ridiculous Lineup Is This? 国运：这什么奇葩阵容？
Infinite-flow, no System, no tired old tropes. I personally think it has no real flaws, and it's pretty different from other nation-luck novels... Damn it, whether you get it or not, just read it already! In the future, on an utterly ordinary day, ten people from each country are selected to enter the God-Chosen Game. If a contestant dies, one-tenth of their country's population dies too. All they have to do is survive the game. Amid endless absurdity, where reality and illusion blur, a group of
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