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Books by 稳住别浪
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My Cultivator Identity Is Exposed, Shocking the Whole World 曝光修仙者身份我震惊了全世界
[Healing + satisfying read + invincible + doting dad + cultivation + adorable child] “Holy crap!” At an altitude of ten thousand meters, countless sleeping passengers were suddenly jolted awake by a loud shout. A travel blogger was leaning against the airplane window, frantically taking photos with his phone and repeatedly blurting out, “Holy crap!” Everyone turned to look outside. Then the cries of “Holy crap!” inside the plane never stopped. What did they see? A man in ancient-style robes was
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The All-Powerful Son-in-Law 全能狂婿
To pay for his mother’s treatment, Lin Mu became a live-in son-in-law, enduring humiliation, mockery, and scorn while living under someone else’s roof and being looked down on at every turn. As his mother’s condition worsened, he needed to borrow more and more money. His mother-in-law from the Li family grew increasingly disgusted with him and told him to get out. His wife treated him no better and told him to get out, too. Desperate to borrow money, Lin Mu was ordered by a rich second-generatio
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A Short Story That Will Break Your Heart 一篇让人痛彻心扉的短故事
A short story that will break your heart
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The Forbidden Zone of the Eerie 诡异人类禁区
Li Mo's parents run a hotel in Jiang City, but they are mysteriously caught up in a terrifying game and disappear. While studying abroad, Li Mo suddenly receives a message from his parents telling him not to look for them. Li Mo rushes back from overseas to uncover the truth, only to be chosen as a test player himself. What hidden stories lie behind the terrifying game?
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Eerie: A Celestial Master's Notes 诡异：天师笔记
If I’d known they had hired someone else too, I absolutely wouldn’t have come. But since I was already here, I figured I might as well learn a thing or two from a fellow practitioner. I stood by the gate to the villa courtyard, staring with a strange expression at the Daoist priest ahead of me, who was waving his sword around. Several times, I barely managed to keep from bursting out laughing. The priest was stout, dressed in a yellow Daoist robe. As he drew a talisman, he recited, “Round is Hea
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