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Books by 社稷君书影
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The Smiling, Proud Wanderer: Beginning with Fetal Breathing 笑傲：始于胎息
After transmigrating into the extremely low-martial-arts world of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, I gathered the fortune of China and awakened the slumbering Dragon Soul of Humanity. I do not call myself the Son of Heaven. I name myself the Human Emperor. I show no reverence to Heaven or Earth, and honor only humanity. Today, with the fortune of the nation as my foundation, I shall establish a dynasty blessed by the fortunes of humanity and forge the territory of the Great Ming into a divine kingdo
1.5kReads—Score103Shelves
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I, Chen Xuan, Have Geometric Growth and Am Invincible 我，陈玄，几何增幅，无敌
Every time he completes a “training exercise”, doing a push-up, throwing a punch, or taking a step, his strength permanently doubles. The first time: +1 “tiny bit,” too small to feel. The second time: +2 “tiny bits,” still too small to feel. The hundredth time: +2^99 “tiny bits,” and he's still exhausted as a dog, but his fist can now punch through walls. The thousandth time: +2^999 “tiny bits”… Chen Xuan stares at the ceiling, a grin spreading across his face. Does the plot of this world want h
166Reads5.3Score—Shelves
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I Transmigrated Into The King of Fighters and Use My Stat Panel to Crush Team Japan 穿越拳皇，我用面板虐穿日本队
After transmigrating into the King of Fighters world, Lin Chuan awakened a skill-locking interface. The experience needed to level up would never increase, and skill levels had no cap, no cooldown, and no limits! While others spent their whole lives training to master their finishing moves, he grinded like crazy, until his basic attacks hit harder than his supers. While others were afraid of pain and clung to life, he ran into walls and tanked damage, leveling his endurance until he became a pai
9Reads—Score—Shelves
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I Really Can't Keep Doing This Bizarre Stuff 这怪诞我真干不下去了
I'm a rule-based horror scenario. My job is to drive the residents of this building to collapse in fear. But I've hit the biggest obstacle of my career: a maintenance worker named Chen Chang. I made the hallway stretch on forever. He put up a sign: "Passage under maintenance. Please use another route." I made blood flow from the faucets. He replaced a pipe and muttered, "Old buildings sure do have a lot of rust." I made every television show a ghostly face. He went door to door checking the sign
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