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Books by 缘定大江
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Apocalypse Survival: Taming Beasts, Ant Talent, Infinite Division 末日求生：御兽蚂蚁天赋无限分裂
In the year 2026, rifts appeared beyond the heavens, and countless alien races invaded Blue Star, treating humanity like ants. Humanity was forced into retreat at every turn, but people also discovered a survival game space. To find a cure for his younger sister and discover what happened to his parents, Wang Chufeng resolutely entered it. This survival game was all about taming beasts. Players who entered could draw a bonded beast and a beast-taming talent. Wang Chufeng drew a bonded beast, the
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Seeking Immortality Along the Great Path 大道寻仙
[Mortal's journey]+ [Jianghu]+ [Independent cultivator]+ [Sect]+ [Reunions with old friends]+ [Beautiful women]+ [Heavenly treasures]+ [Exploration]+ [Treasure hunts] Li Muxuan finds a volume of Miscellaneous Records of Immortal Travels in his ancestral shrine. Within are hazy legends of seeking the Dao and becoming an immortal. Armed with a book written a hundred years ago, he advances step by step from martial arts sects to mighty immortal mountains. Centuries pass. Old friends reunite, and th
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Mortal Cultivation: Dreaming of Ten Thousand Years in the Future 凡人修仙，梦到未来一万年
[Mortal’s journey + no System + cautious and steady + decisive and ruthless] Wang Feng transmigrated into a young hunter in the wilderness of a world of immortal cultivation, facing hunger and bitter cold. Then he discovered that he had a special advantage: he could obtain opportunities in his dreams. He practiced archery ten thousand times in a dream and gained peak archery skill, able to hit a willow leaf from a hundred paces! He killed monsters in his dreams, and they dropped martial arts man
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Yuan Dingjiang’s First Book 缘定大江的第一本书
My new story is out! You can read my work on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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