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Transmigrating to Cultivate Immortality: I Lay Low as a Parasite in the Holy Spirit Demon Sect! 穿越修仙：苟在圣灵魔门当蛀虫！
[The rating just went up, fellow Daoists, pay it no mind] The path to immortality is distant, and the road to eternal life stretches on. A soul from Earth arrives in this otherworldly cultivation realm with a strange pearl, only to accidentally and unwillingly join a demonic sect. How can he keep his head down and stay alive? And then... then he becomes a parasite in the sect... [Mortal-style cultivation + no System + traditional cultivation. The pacing is a little slow at first, so please be pa
1.1kReads8.2Score—Shelves
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Late Ming: Returning to the Ming Dynasty as Crown Prince! 明末：回到大明当太子！
[Reborn in the womb as the last crown prince of the late Ming + no System + scheming + seizing power + thrilling military action + harem + firearms technology + expanding the realm + ruling the world] [A slow-burn story with no System. Nothing happens overnight. Childhood moves along quickly, with only major historical milestones covered.] [This is not a System story or quick transmigration. He won't instantly become invincible and rule the world without a thought. Read with care. The characters
266Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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Great Ming: The Seventeenth Year of Chongzhen 大明：崇祯十七年
Ming dynasty, late Ming, crown prince, Zhu Cilang, no System A modern civil engineer’s soul transmigrates into Zhu Cilang, the Ming crown prince trapped in Xi’an. It is the twelfth lunar month of the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign, and the Great Ming dynasty teeters on the brink of collapse. Using his modern knowledge, Zhu Cilang averts disaster, gathers loyal officials, and exploits divisions within Li Zicheng’s rebel camp to make a clean escape. He heads south to unite the forces resi
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Imperial Exams: I’m Taking the Top Scholar Exam Under a Taoist Master! 科举：我在道长手下考状元！
[No System, but a memory that’s just a tiny bit too good! An imperial-exam novel = exams + daily life + court politics + schemes = ?] A modern archaeology graduate student transmigrates into the Ming dynasty and becomes a little kid from a military household. With the perks of transmigration, how will he take charge of his family and dominate the imperial court, step by step? Who dares debate political schemes with a Daoist priest? I do! I won’t chatter on, colleagues. Just read it for yourselve
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