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Books by 芬芳幻影

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  1. Bright Sword: My System Isn't Activated, but I Can Still Fight the Japanese 亮剑:系统未激活,我照样打鬼子 Historical276k WordsOngoing He transmigrates into the Eighth Route Army as the new commander of the Second Regiment, but every option on his System panel is greyed out and unresponsive. No matter. He has the foundations of a veteran Red Army soldier, and his marksmanship and tactical skills are still first-rate. The brigade headquarters is about to hold a strategy meeting, and that rascal Li Yunlong will be there too. It’s anyone’s guess who’ll be commanding this battle. 46Reads—Score211Shelves
  2. Investiture of the Gods: Reborn as King Zhou, the System Wants Me to Confess My Love 封神:穿成纣王,系统要我表白 Eastern Fantasy439k WordsOngoing A new work is here! Welcome to read my story on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support is what inspires me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Urban: I Paid Off My Mortgage by Writing 都市:我靠码字还清房贷 Mystery423k WordsOngoing At thirty, I live in a rented room, writing ten thousand words a day and surviving on instant noodles. My blind date heard I wrote web novels and made an excuse to leave. Every New Year, my relatives take turns urging me to get a proper job. Last night, I stayed up until dawn on two packs of cigarettes, revising my backlog. I rewrote the author's note for the launch five times before daring to post it. There are still four hours until noon, and the number of saves in my author dashboard has just 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Jiangshi: Making Clay Figurines at My Stall and Turning the Supernatural Town Upside Down 僵尸:摆摊捏泥人,翻整个灵异镇 Mystery253k WordsOngoing After transmigrating into a dangerous, zombie-infested era, Luo Chuan made his way in Renjia Town without talismans or Taoist magic, relying instead on his God-Tier Clay Figure System. The clay figures he casually crafted could suppress yin energy and drive away evil spirits. His humble little stall seemed utterly unremarkable, but Uncle Jiu, a master of Taoist arts, immediately sensed that something was off. 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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