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Books by 无色花
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Eastern Sequence: Seeking Immortality in a Chaotic Age 东方序列：我在乱世求长生
[Chinese-Style Sequence] + [Lovecraftian Elements] + [Daoist Rituals] The realm has been in chaos for nearly two hundred years. The people live in misery, treated no better than dogs. The Three Teachings and the Nine Schools, along with every unorthodox sect, have joined the sixty-four [Immortal Paths], all yearning to attain the Dao and live forever. At court, Confucian cultivators follow the [Contemplation] and [Adornment] Immortal Paths, absorbing righteous qi in hopes of understanding the pr
8.4kReads6.9Score775Shelves
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Eerie: I Can Ignore the Price 诡异：我能豁免代价
In the first year of the Xian Era, under the Great Cheng Dynasty. Ye Zhe wakes to find himself in a strange dynasty and an eerie world of cultivation. In this world, every path of cultivation comes at a price! Corpse drivers become the corpses they drive; spirit mediums become sustenance for the spirits they serve. Scholars watch their bodies decay even as they pursue the Three Immortalities. Cultivators mutate into monsters yet still proclaim that they have attained the Dao. In villages and tow
50Reads5.9Score—Shelves
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Uncanny Martial Arts: I Can Ignore the Cost 诡异武道：我能无视代价
In the Great Che Empire, year thirty of the Yangye era, the dynasty is tottering, and the people of Yanzhou are suffering terribly. Foreign powers invade, seize territory, and carve up Yanzhou. Floods ravage the south, drought grips the north, and natural disasters strike one after another, leaving corpses strewn everywhere. Warlords carve up the land, a million bodies lie dead, and blood fills the rivers. And worse, indescribable beings appear with alarming frequency, while chaos and filth suff
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Tales of the Strange Martial World: I Can See Anyone’s Weakness at a Glance 诡武志：我一眼看穿别人弱点
[Cthulhu, fantasy] In the ancient land of Yuancang, the martial path thrives. Confucian scholars wield righteous virtue to hold up the sky with one hand, shouldering the burden of peace for the world; Daoist adepts roam freely through the world, a pot of cloudy wine in hand, riding the wind with swords and living unbound; Buddhist practitioners sit quietly before the Buddha, chanting and meditating, their single green lamp guiding all beings to salvation. There are also unorthodox practitioners:
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