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Books by 大鱼海棠

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  1. I Am a Cat 我是一只猫 Two Male Leads355k WordsCompleted You can transmigrate just by playing a game? Zhu Xiaoyu took it in stride. After all, he'd transmigrated into the world of a novel, and the protagonist of that novel was the person he admired most. He'd get to meet his idol any moment now. Just thinking about it made him a little excited. But what was with this clingy pest who wouldn't leave him alone? Zhu Xiaoyu: “Boss Dai, where's your dignity? Did you feed it to the dogs? I'm a guy, you know.” Dai Mubai: “Heh, what's dignity compared to a wif 1.9kReads8.9Score261Shelves
  2. Reborn Dragon King: I Become China's Guardian God 重生龙王:我,化身华夏守护神 Urban346k WordsOngoing Wang Anping transmigrates to the primordial world, but after Yuanshi Tianzun overhears his thoughts, he is struck by heavenly thunder and killed. Fortunately, a wisp of his soul survives, and he returns to the land of Huaxia. He possesses a Dragon King stele. To regain his freedom, he takes on the role of guardian deity of Huaxia's national destiny. The whole world is stunned: “Huaxia actually has gods!” 35Reads5.9Score—Shelves
  3. Connected to the Primordial World: I Command Wind and Rain to Protect Huaxia 通洪荒:我,呼风唤雨守护华夏 Urban350k WordsOngoing Wang Anping transmigrates to the Primordial World, but after Yuanshi Tianzun overhears his thoughts, he is struck by heavenly lightning and killed. Fortunately, a fragment of his soul survives, and he returns to the Huaxia mainland. He possesses a Dragon King stele. To regain his freedom, he takes on the role of guardian deity of China's national fortune. The whole world is stunned: “Huaxia actually has a god!” 2Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  4. An Orphan Girl’s Revenge 孤女复仇记 10k WordsCompleted I was sitting in the interrogation room... The stark white walls all around me, the cold handcuffs on my wrists, and the officer's piercing gaze suddenly made my heart clench. At first, I thought my death sentence was deserved, and that the people I had killed had brought their fate upon themselves. In an instant, the scenes of my humiliation replayed in my mind. I felt again that those people deserved to die at my hands! —Reads—Score—Shelves