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Books by 天海一石

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  1. My Cultivation Technique Can Train Itself and Even Synthesize Automatically 我的功法会自己修炼还能自动合成 Eastern Fantasy129k WordsCompleted A strange man has recently appeared in the world of immortal cultivation. He never meditates, yet resonates with heaven and earth, drawing spiritual energy toward him in a surging torrent; He never practices swordsmanship, yet a wave of his hand unleashes peerless sword intent that slays ancient demons; He sleeps soundly all day, yet is hailed as the most diligent genius of all time. Every great figure is convinced he's attaining enlightenment in his dreams! Sect Elder: “Lin Tang is a heaven-gif 10Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. This Palace Concubine Overthrows Imperial Rule with a Gossip System 本宫!靠吃瓜系统颠覆皇权 Female-Channel Fanfiction165k WordsCompleted The moment Shen Yuwei opens her eyes, she’s framed by a group of people, stripped of her title as empress, separated from her child, and thrown into the Cold Palace! On the brink of death, she binds herself to the Deep Palace Gossip System! Well, would you look at that! Every secret and scandal in the imperial palace is now a weapon in her hands? The consort wants her dead? She’ll make sure the whole capital hears about the consort’s fake pregnancy scheme to win favor! The white-lotus scheme 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Master of Science, Wielding Power at Court 理科圣手,权倾朝野 Historical148k WordsCompleted Science student Lin Zhe transmigrates to a parallel world where development lags behind his own. Drawing on his knowledge, he steadily rises to the top, changing both his own life and the fate of the country he now calls home. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Reborn in Feilu: From Tribal Chief to Industrial Emperor 重生非陆:从部落酋长到工业大帝 Urban225k WordsOngoing I woke up as the simple-minded son of a tribal chief on the southwestern coast of Africa. The year was 2001. The locals here believed in witchcraft and gods, and that one loud shout from my father could bring the rain. Of course, I believed in them too. They just didn't know that my “god” was called “cloud seeding,” that the “steel beasts” crossing the grasslands ran on “diesel engines,” and that the “blessing” bringing bountiful harvests to saline soil came from the “fertilizer industry.” While —Reads—Score—Shelves