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Books by 钟九陵
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First Rate! 第一流！
[No female lead, no formulaic tropes, not a power fantasy. Excellent writing and a first-rate plot. If that’s not your thing, don’t read.] Year thirty-one of the New Era. Snow fell in the bitter cold of winter. Many things happened that year. The Divine Church gained a new Divine Son, the Buddhist faith saw thirty-six golden lotuses bloom, and a madman emerged from a crumbling Taoist temple. The North Sea churned, threatening to swallow heaven and earth. A tiny blade of grass grew in the De
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Great Tang: My Father-in-Law Is Li Shimin 大唐，我的岳父是李世民
I am the youngest son of the God of War, Li Jing; the beloved son-in-law of the Heavenly Khan, Li Shimin; the sworn brother who would live and die for Crown Prince Li Chengqian; the pride of the people of the Tang Dynasty; and the nightmare of foreign nations. I was born standing at the summit. I will make the name of the Tang Dynasty strike awe across the four seas. I am the greatest Duke of the Tang Dynasty, Li Ziji.
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Showbiz: Stranded on a Deserted Island, and You Call Me a Pretty Boy? 娱乐：荒岛求生，你管这叫小鲜肉
[System + entertainment industry + comedy + sly schemer + livestreaming] Chen Mo transmigrates into a pretty-boy celebrity who’d need a stretcher just from scraping a finger. From the start, he’s sent to take part in a real survival reality show on a deserted island. Countless netizens think he won’t last more than a few days, but who could have guessed he’d be nothing like the rumors? “That 30- to 35-kilo wild boar with tusks all over its mouth? He just killed it?” “Holy crap, Chen Mo took down
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Reboot: Beyond the Gods 重启：神明之上
In this shattered world, diseased rules take root. When the Bronze Tree coils around the moon, chaos replaces order. In a world stripped of light and hope, survival becomes everything. When the legendary Gate of Divine Laws is thrown open, no one knows whether destruction or rebirth awaits this world. The curtain is about to rise. Remember: other people are hell, and there is nothing we can trust.
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