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Books by 慎言呐
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The Supreme Daoist of the Primordial Beginning: 太初道尊：
The vast and boundless Xuanhuang Continent stretches beneath the heavens. In the Northern Region, ferocious beasts roar through the vast Cangmang Mountains; in the Southern Region, cultivators soar above the immortal cities of Lingzhou. Chu Fan, an orphan from Blackrock Village, has worn a mysterious bronze token since childhood. Born with immense strength and a steadfast spirit, he accidentally awakens the token's power when beasts attack his village, killing a Mountain-Splitting Bear. But this
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Ancient Divine Beasts: The Azure Dragon 上古神兽青龙篇
At its heart, this story is about “rising from humble beginnings and protecting the universe.” It follows Qinglong, an orphan from the lowest ranks of the dragon clan. With no one to rely on and facing adversity, he trains tirelessly with an unyielding will, seizes opportunities on perilous roads and in desperate situations, and keeps breaking through every limitation as he rises against the odds. In the end, he transforms from a nameless nobody into a divine beast who commands the order of the
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The Ancient Divine Beast: White Tiger 上古神兽白虎篇
The Crown Prince of Kunlun Ruins saw his country fall and his family perish in a single day. On his three-hundredth birthday, he became the offering in a sea of blood. His second uncle murdered his own kin and usurped the throne, while Bai Hu fled alone into the wastelands of the Western Wilderness. He fell from the clouds into the mud, and the pampered prince of old became a stray dog with nowhere to go. In the perilous Western Wilderness, surrounded by the Wolf Clan, he was saved by Xuan Li at
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That Summer, I Promised You 那年夏日和你的约定
The wind that blew through sophomore year swept the sketchbook from the hands of Lin Wei, a quiet transfer student, and brought her into a timid entanglement with Jiang Yi, the school's dazzling heartthrob. He was the boy who chased the wind on the basketball court, quietly shielding her from a flying eraser and leaving her an umbrella. She was the artist who sat in a corner with her pencil, capturing his figure in countless sketches. But insecurity and fear made her shy away from his gaze time
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