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Books by 远古龙虾
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A Woman in a Man's Body: Playing the Fool in a Wuxia World 女穿男：我在江湖武侠当戏精
Huang Shuangshuang, an overworked office drone and aspiring writer, transmigrates into a wuxia world as Lu Renjia, a cannon-fodder character doomed to die by chapter three. And, damn it, he's a man! Luckily, he comes with a snark-powered System that lets him unleash his inner drama queen. When dressed as a man, he's a harmless, pitiful little underdog who snatches the protagonist's opportunities, becomes sworn brothers with Qiao Feng, and drinks merrily with Duan Yu. When dressed as a woman, he'
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Journey to the West: Infinite Rebirth as the White Bone Demon 西游之无限重生我是白骨精
The moment I became the Bone Spirit, Sun Wukong smashed me into bone powder with a single blow. A cold System voice rang in my soul: [Mission 1: Eat Tang Monk's flesh. Mission 2: Swear brotherhood with Sun Wukong. Mission 3: Become sisters with Zhu Bajie...] I stared at the gleaming Great Sage Equal to Heaven and died again and again beneath his swinging staff. On my fiftieth rebirth: “Brother Monkey, can we talk? Could we fight somewhere else? I'm almost done collecting ninety-nine skull fragme
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Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: This Monk Is No Simpleton, Can He Change Fate? 天龙：这和尚不简单，能改命？
A monk who tends the fire, and a tattered book pulled from a stove. Wu Youde spent eight years tending the fire behind Shaolin Temple. His life was as dull as stove ash. Then one night, he pulled a yellowed “Ledger of Karma” from the ashes. The moment he opened it, he saw these words written clearly beneath his senior brother Bai Ji’s name: At twenty-seven, he will die beneath a flurry of blades. He didn’t believe in fate. He used stove-ash water to write the first line in the ledger, and Bai J
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The Ox-Horse God 牛马神
Everyone longs for Rome, but we’re just workhorses, stuck doing work others can’t reach! A dark horse is still a horse. We toil like oxen and horses, working hard our whole lives to overthrow capital and welcome a new beginning, through the cycle of reincarnation...
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