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Books by 小米栩栩
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A Single Blade of Grass From the Start, and I Get to Choose My Own Powers 开局一根草，神通自己挑
[Doesn’t team up with the protagonists + anti-Grandmaster + if you don’t like it, please don’t complain!] After transmigrating, I arrived in the familiar Tianhun Continent from my previous life! Heh heh heh… After reading hundreds of fanfics about it, wasn’t I destined to take off?! … What!!! What do you mean I have the same spirit as the protagonist? Phew!! I can choose my spirit skills? Fantastic!! What?? What do you mean I have to train hard until level ten before I can choose them??? …
319Reads—Score—Shelves
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Blue Star's Birth Rate Is Falling, and I've Become Its Savior 蓝星生育能力下降，我成救世主了
After failing to ascend, I ended up in Xinhai City as a Nascent Soul cultivator from the start. Wu Yan only wants to focus on cultivation and, along the way, uncover the truth behind the disappearance of spiritual energy. Unfortunately, things never go as planned, and trouble keeps coming one thing after another.
37Reads—Score205Shelves
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I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1960s. What’s Wrong with a Selfish Male Side Character? 穿书六零，我一男配自私点怎么了
[Sweet Romance] Su Bai died suddenly. He died from overwork, right at his desk, with no one around to mourn him. Luckily, the System gave him ten days to come back to life, then tossed him into a novel set in the 1960s. He transmigrates as the villainous male supporting character who shares his name. The original is love-struck, throws himself at the heroine, gets crushed by the male lead, and ends up with his family destroyed and a miserable death. Su Bai laughs. Love-struck? Not a chance. Thro
14Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrating into a Book Set in the Seventies: What's Wrong with Being a Slightly Villainous Male Supporting Character? 穿书年代，我一男配坏一点怎么了
Chen Jianjun transmigrated into the turbulent years of the Cultural Revolution and grew up with his maternal grandfather, a traditional Chinese doctor, from the time he could remember. With memories of his past life, he didn't realize until one day when he ran into Ma Defu, the original novel's male lead, that he had transmigrated into the period novel Twenty-Four Tenants and become a named supporting character. To thank Chen Jianjun's grandfather for saving his father's life, Director Zhou ar
4Reads—Score107Shelves
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After Learning the Plot, I Stripped the Cultivation World Bare 知晓剧情后，我薅光了修真界羊毛
[Transmigrate + reborn + cultivation + lighthearted + slow-paced, leaning toward everyday life + the protagonist is not invincible in the first half + he only becomes overwhelmingly powerful much later] After transmigrating into a book as a cannon-fodder villain, he discovers that he has the memories of the cannon fodder's previous life. ??? You're saying I not only know the entire plot, but also have the cannon fodder's memories from the book? The top-grade herbs will mature in fifteen
2Reads—Score116Shelves
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Not Talented Enough? I Rise to Godhood Through Relentless Grinding 天赋不够？我靠内卷逆袭成神
After transmigrating to the Tianhun Continent, Lu Zheng had neither exceptional innate spiritual power nor a top-grade spirit soul. All he had was a dull woodcutter's knife and an "Effort System" that was always giving him missions. At the training grounds: "What's going on? Your running drill ended ages ago. Why are you still running?" "Unbelievable! This guy doesn't even rest at night. He's out in the woods practicing his knife skills alone!" "Lu Zheng, stop increasing the load! We can't
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Shadows of Espionage: Survival in a Cage 谍影：囚笼求生
In 1944, as Beiping nears the end of its occupation, the city is shrouded in darkness. Lin Feng, a modern-day history student, unexpectedly becomes an undercover agent trapped in the city. He survives under the Japanese army's blades, posing as an agent of the Military Statistics Bureau. Coded messages on walls, newspaper ciphers, danger lurking by the bedside, surveillance in hospital wards. Trust can be betrayed, comrades may be enemies, and the truth lies beyond three successive twists. He
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