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Forced to Dual Cultivate With My Stunning Master from the Start 1 开局被迫和绝色师尊双修1
Chen Mo, a good-for-nothing disciple of the Tianyan Sect, bears the “Heaven-Forsaken Physique,” which makes cultivation impossible, and endures endless ridicule. At the sect's life-or-death tournament, desperate for the slimmest chance of survival, he is forced to accept the only solution offered by his master, the cool and breathtakingly beautiful Moonlight Fairy Yun Qingyi, whose cultivation is unfathomably profound: a secret dual-cultivation technique to transfer her pure primordial yin and s
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I, Zhu Yan, Devour the Heavens 我，朱厌，吞噬诸天
I woke up to find that I had transmigrated into Perfect World as the ancient ferocious beast Zhu Yan, and was bound to a downright awful System: I had to help Shi Hao reach the Supreme Realm, or be erased! From the start, the difficulty was hellish: young Shi Hao was being hunted by a pack of ancient descendants, while I, Zhu Yan, who was supposed to awe all directions, was as weak as a monkey because my bloodline was impure. The System gave me only one way out: devour! Devour! Devour again! And
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The Sacred Emperor Who Rules the World 御世圣皇
In the age of the apocalypse, the heavens wept blood. Qin Che, humanity's God of War, fell on the battlefield at the end of the world. He could only watch as the land was shattered, his people dwindled, and billions of humans became food for the myriad races. When he opened his eyes again, he had returned a hundred years into the past, to the eve of humanity's internal strife and external threats, with its great edifice on the verge of collapse. At this time, demonic forces were beginning to sti
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China Has No Gods, So I Cultivate Immortality Myself 华夏无神，我自修仙
Spiritual qi revival sweeps the land, and the apocalypse descends. Olympus, Asgard, Heaven... the gods arrive on Earth to fight for the faith of humanity. But China has no gods. As armies from the Western divine realms advance on the nation, bearing “holy light” and “divine grace,” billions of people fall into despair. Then Gu Chang'an, a history student, awakens China's lost ancient Daoist traditions. Amid the ruins, he swears, “If no gods or Buddhas remain in the heavens, then I will rebuild t
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