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Books by 空谷幽泉
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If This World's Gone Crazy, Then I Might as Well Go Mad 如果这世界不正经，那我可要发疯
After transmigrating and being reborn, Liu Yi also got a game-store System, with divine arts, secret manuals, and precious heavenly treasures all at his fingertips. He had planned to seek immortality and prove the Dao, living carefree as the protagonist of a feel-good story. But a marriage contract dragged him back to the capital, where he discovered that this world was anything but simple. His fiancée had the face of a short-drama heroine, and she was a woman reborn from a past life. The heir o
31Reads5.5Score—Shelves
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My Home Connects to the Worlds of Film and TV, and I'm Having a Blast 家园通影视诸天我好快乐，
Yu Heng was crushed into a pulp in a construction-site accident, but somehow came out lucky: he was reborn inside a game he had played for ages, as the very character he had played. Unfortunately, due to a lack of energy and various mishaps, the entire game System was reduced to a single in-game homestead. Yu Heng thought he could spend the rest of his days relaxing all by himself in this game homestead made real. But then characters from various TV dramas unexpectedly started arriving at the ho
13Reads6.3Score—Shelves
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Marvel: The Hand of God 漫威之上帝之手
After transmigrating into the Marvel Universe in 1985 in his own body, he became a baby. At first, Yang Ling was completely bewildered. Then, at the age of five, he unexpectedly awakened his golden finger. A pair of hands capable of creating anything. In Yang Ling's hands, anything imaginary could become real. Yang Ling once thought about following in the footsteps of countless predecessors: punching Thanos, kicking the Avengers, and bringing beauties like Black Widow and the Scarlet Witch into
1Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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This Isn't an Immortal Hero Online Game 这不是仙侠网游
The moment Lu Qi opened his eyes, he realized he had transmigrated into a xianxia world that resembled an online game. There were all kinds of monsters and dungeons here. Classes from the three races, humans, demons, and spirits, spent every day fighting monsters and grinding dungeons, hoping to find rare scripture books or magical treasures and divine weapons. Unfortunately, Lu Qi didn’t belong to any of the three races. He was a “monster.” In the eyes of the three races, he was nothing but
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