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Books by 小书在身上
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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The Moon-Scaled Wuxiang 无相月鳞
A fanfic based on Moonlit Scales, no breaking up the canon couples, mostly a big ensemble, following the original main plot but with some original elements… The first arc has a little original content, with a lone wolf becoming two wolves. The second arc adds some new worldbuilding… The main goal is to erase regrets… In the human world, there is a sect called the Scale Servants, meaning those who serve the Dragon God. Beneath the moon lives a fox called Wuxiang… Born of heaven and earth, it cult
35Reads—Score—Shelves
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Slay the Gods: What? I Awakened the Ninth King’s Ruins! 斩神：什么？我觉醒了第九王墟！
[The Spire of the Gods + Slay the Gods + original story + a little infinite flow. You can follow along without reading the original, and if you have read it, you'll enjoy this even more! Packed with original content for a completely fresh story experience!] Do you believe in the existence of a multiverse? Have you ever wondered what you might be like in a different world? Do you doubt the truth of myths and legends? Have you ever wondered what the ancient gods were really like? Have you ever dre
9Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Green Robe in the Misty Rain of the Martial World 青衫烟雨入江湖
A river or a lake makes the jianghu; a fish or a shrimp can be one of its denizens. Above, immortals and gods raise their gu and fish for prey; below, royalty and nobility scheme and plot. In this world, a life is worth less than a life. Watch as a young man leaves the imperial court, stirs up the storm, transforms into a dragon in the rain, raises his sword to slay immortals, and crushes gods with his fists!
5Reads—Score—Shelves
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Seven Nights of Snow, Together for Life 七夜雪，伴此生
[A big pot of regrets, with some original characters, added plotlines, and changed ages. No breaking up couples; her relationship with Xue Ziye is purely that of siblings.] Regret often accompanies us through life. Perhaps it is heaven’s cruel joke, or perhaps fate simply doesn’t smile on us, leaving the world’s grudges, grievances, rights, and wrongs without end. How many people live with regrets until the day they die? How many are left alone to fend for themselves? There was a man named Lin S
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