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Books by 糯米不吃鸡
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What Kind of Demon King Goes Out of His Way to Pick a Fight? 谁家魔王上赶着讨打
[Purely a Master-Disciple Relationship, the Cool, Arrogant Demon King and His Ferocious Master Who Just Descended to the Mortal Realm] Xie Heng, a Heavenly Dao Divine Lord, botched a demon-slaying mission and was punished by being sent to the mortal realm to suffer a hard life. Sure enough, it wasn't long before he ran into a stubborn guy who wouldn't leave him alone. Xiao Yan gazed at his face, which was on the verge of a furious outburst, his eyes twinkling like stars. “Are you angry, immortal
662Reads9.2Score136Shelves
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Your Highness, Stop Trying to Get Yourself Killed 殿下别作死了
[No CP ~ Short-Tempered Brat and His Hapless Master] Zhou Xu had gone out for a night of drinking and womanizing, but when he returned, the Eastern Palace was gone. After being caned outside Zhaohua Gate, he was kicked out of the capital and conned his way into getting a teacher as his master. “Fine, fine! Being the boss of a band of mountain bandits is great too!” “I see your skin's itching for a beating.”
210Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Since I Started Cultivating, I Get Beaten Up Every Day 修仙后我天天挨揍
[Master and disciple x historical fantasy x cultivation fantasy x wild imagination] As the son of an immortal and a rich kid, Lin Xiao dreams of becoming Jinling’s champion at eating, drinking, having fun, and doing nothing. Little does he know his father has found him a master, who stands behind him holding a stick. Pei Sinan: “Are you going to study or not?” Lin Xiao: “You old fox, you wouldn’t dare hit me!” Smack… Pei Sinan: “I hit you. Got a problem?” Lin Xiao thought bitterly: “N-no…”
137Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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There’s a Little Grave Hill in Xuanbei 宣北有座小坟山
A refined, impeccably poised gentleman who only pretends to be frail vs. an aloof, tsundere girl from the remote mountains with a temper that flares up now and then Jin Yun had guarded the mountain of barren graves for three generations. Then, on one of her trips out to earn some extra cash, she brought home a sickly gentleman. “Why is this man in my house?” “I thought the feng shui here was quite good...” “Throw him out already!” “Come on, I’m paying rent.”
60Reads6.7Score—Shelves