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Books by 开天辟地小荣子

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  1. National Fate: Marriage Match Blind Boxes, Sorry, I Can See Through Them 国运：婚配盲盒，抱歉我能透视 Pioneering Little Rong开天辟地小荣子Urban114k WordsCompleted My new work is out! You can read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. I Call the Shots 天下我说了算 Pioneering Little Rong开天辟地小荣子Eastern Fantasy560k WordsCompleted Preface (Chinese mythology + urban fantasy + cultivation + talent) What if Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han could cultivate, and the kings who united all under heaven truly became Son of Heaven? What if zombies and vengeful ghosts really existed, making survival a struggle at every turn? What if world history turned fantastical, with the gods of the West and the immortals of the East battling for dominion? Demonic calamities, internal strife, foreign invasions, and the interference of mysteri 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I Lead the World in Defying the Current Meta 我带领全球逆版本而行 Pioneering Little Rong开天辟地小荣子Mystery86k WordsCompleted [Comedy, apocalypse, bizarre events, geniuses, immersive storytelling, shifting between good and evil] [No saintly do-gooders, no outright villains, just people acting as they please] [PS: If this bothers you, don’t read it, or you’ll have wandered into the wrong place] Are you tired of it all? Do you want to leave everything behind? Do you want to live a dazzling, dreamlike life? When the fairy-tale prophecies of old come to pass in the world of men, are the stories’ descriptions really true? U —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Three-Eyed Lord in the City 三眼真君在都市 Pioneering Little Rong开天辟地小荣子Urban317k WordsCompleted Prologue [Urban Superpowers] [Mythological Imagination] [Witty Plot] (The rural setting in the first few chapters is foreshadowing!!!) Have you ever seen someone sever a heavenly tribulation and ascend in broad daylight? Do you believe that laying down the butcher's knife can make one a Buddha on the spot? Can you imagine that gods are hidden in this seemingly ordinary world? The divine realm may have always been there, only hidden behind a great curtain, while the mortal world lies before it. T —Reads—Score—Shelves