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Books by 想吃番茄蛋
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Perfect World: From the Start, Snatching the Desolate Heaven Emperor's Fortune 完美世界：开局截胡荒天帝机缘
Crimson-gold patterns appeared in Lin Yuan's palm: the [Primordial Azure Dragon Body], obtained yesterday when he signed in at the Shi Village ancestral shrine. He stepped forward, making the earth's veins rumble, and braced himself against Wushang's bone spear. "Shi Hao, catch!" He flung out a brocade talisman, and the Tu Clan's secret patterns spread into a sky screen, temporarily blocking the pull of Kundi's Immortal Refining Pot. Shi Hao's pupils narrowed. "You're not from the lower realm?"
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The Geomancer Defies Fate: Feng Shui to Break the Deadlock 地师逆天命：风水破局
I use the mountains and rivers as my divination board, calculating the hearts of everyone under heaven. When a black jade coffin bearing a face identical to Shen Zhaoxue’s surfaced from the Yellow River, and the Qinling Mountains transformed into a giant compass that revealed a plot to murder his wife, Jiang Yanli finally realized that his marriage had been a deadly trap laid from the day he was born. Using his blood to glimpse the secrets of heaven and employing coffin-mountain arts to reverse
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Our First Meeting Came as the Gavel Fell 初遇在法槌落下时
When she brandishes the Law on the Protection of Minors against school bullying, he is using a fountain pen to puncture a rich kid’s false façade. Ten years later, they meet again. He is now a major client with the power to make or break her law firm, while the pregnancy test tucked inside her evidence bag is the very trap he set himself all those years ago.
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Dragon Vein Extraction: The Red-Eyed Boy 龙脉切割：赤瞳少年
Making his debut at twelve, he was born with scarlet eyes after accidentally drinking liquor from an ancient tomb as a child. A homeless orphan, he lived in a City God temple. After being adopted by a retired Chinese teacher, he awakened the “Civil and Martial Meridians” at the cotton mill workers’ school: with a brush in his left hand, he could break mechanisms; with a brick in his right, he could shatter mountains and rivers.
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