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Books by 屠龙半夏
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Quick Transmigration: From the Start, I Became Maoshan’s Junior Uncle 快穿：开局成了茅山小师叔
Gu Xunzhu died at eighteen, in the height of summer. The System told her she could live on, but only by traveling between different planes, completing supernatural-event missions, and collecting a complete casebook of supernatural incidents. Once the collection was complete, she would be granted a new life. And so Gu Xunzhu began her collecting journey. But in her wildest dreams, she never expected that as soon as she transmigrated, her new identity would be that of Maoshan’s orthodox junior gra
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My Disciples Are All Sinners, Master, Don't Panic, We're Here 满门孽徒，师尊莫慌，徒儿们在此
[Transmigrate into a book + cultivation + courting death + pretending to be a fool while secretly being powerful] Ji Xiuzhu transmigrated into a book, becoming the beautiful, unhinged villainous master. Her eldest disciple poisoned her, leaving her wracked with agony. Her second disciple crippled her hands and feet, leaving her to “enjoy the scenery” every day. Her youngest disciple tore out her heart and ground her bones to dust. Hey! Which one of you is the unhinged one here?! Wait, what’s thi
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The Tianshi Mansion’s Most Defiant Disciple 天师府第一反骨
Zhang Tianxing was abandoned by her biological parents at the entrance to the Celestial Masters’ Residence when she was a baby. The old Celestial Master thought she was adorable, so he took her in as his disciple, making her the eleventh in line. Whenever the old Celestial Master told her to go east, she went west. When he told her to get up and meditate, she would lie down and contemplate the Dao instead. Rebellious to the core, that was her style. She thought she would spend her whole life at
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There’s No Room for Villains 反派要不得
[Traditional fantasy, no System, centered on a love-hate relationship] (This story is a slow burn. If you like a fast pace, this book probably isn’t for you.) Ling Fengyu was on a business trip with his boss when he saw someone jump off a bridge into the river. He rushed over to try to save them. But who could have guessed that this jerk would change his mind about dying at the last moment and use Ling Fengyu as a stepping stone to climb back onto shore? Poor Ling Fengyu. His legs cramped, and a
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