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Books by 小豌豆本尊
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Xuanhuan: I Really Don't Want to Get Stronger 玄幻：本王真的不想变强
[Fantasy Wish Fulfillment] Zhao Chong accidentally transmigrates to another world, where martial artists rule. But he discovers that he has no martial meridians. Fortunately, he has a System. To stay alive, he starts constantly cultivating Martial Sages. One hundred Martial Sages aren't enough to keep him safe. Two hundred Martial Sages still aren't enough. Ten thousand Martial Sages. Now he finally feels somewhat safe, though by then the entire Jiuxuan Continent is trembling beneath his fee
23.2kReads8.2Score1.5kShelves
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The Path of Justice in Officialdom 官道之正义无敌
[Authentic political-intrigue novel + power fantasy] When his father-in-law loses power, Deputy Station Chief Wang Chao immediately becomes a thorn in the station chief's side. A powerful man's son drives drunk and kills someone, then twists right and wrong? He'll investigate! Ordinary people have nowhere to turn with their grievances, and the law seems powerless? He'll take the case! Wang Chao rises from an insignificant grassroots nobody to the pinnacle of power, one step at a time!
15.1kReads8.6Score1.4kShelves
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A Hundred People Transmigrate to Another World with a System 百人带系统穿越异界
Fantasy + wild imagination + transmigration + System Transmigrating into a hundred-person survival game: everyone else gets a Dragon-Proud-of-Heaven start, but I, a 43-year-old geezer, only get an apprentice-recruiting System? Just keep a low profile! My apprentices cultivate while I reap the rewards, and whenever someone dies, I get a random reward! Ren Ping'an transmigrates to a fantasy world, but he isn't alone. There are a full hundred people. A System screen appears before him. One side dis
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Tears of a Beauty in the Tumultuous Sea of Politics 官海沉浮之美人泪
With an opportunity, even an ordinary person can rise to the highest ranks. See how Wang Zi Feng, an ordinary nobody, seizes his chance to stir up the world and lead the people of the mountains out of poverty and toward prosperity. Anyone could be a thousand-mile horse.
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