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Books by 零凌零
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God of War: Guarding Huaxia and Forging a Reaper's Forbidden Zone 战神：镇守华夏打造死神禁区
[Urban power fantasy + spiritual qi revival + invincible protagonist + fiery action + patriotism + decisive ruthlessness + a new era] Gods and demons, flee! China is forbidden to you! Twenty years ago, the world changed. Gods and demons descended, and ferocious beasts awakened and ran rampant. Bloodshed and slaughter engulfed the entire world overnight! Ten years ago, he rose against the odds and set out alone on the path to becoming a God of War. He battled gods, slaughtered demons, and cut dow
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In This Life, I Wield the Sword and Stain the Sky with Blood Amid the Chaos 此生执剑，我于乱世血染苍穹
[Urban action + spiritual qi revival + decisive and ruthless + protection + unrivaled dominance + sharp-minded] A hundred years ago! The world changed, spiritual qi revived, and the Abyssal Graveyard descended upon the world! Overnight, countless powerful figures suddenly mutated, causing order to collapse and chaos to descend. Fierce battles, bloodshed, and slaughter swept across the entire world! Then one man emerged from nowhere. He killed men, slaughtered immortals, and butchered demons. In
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The Zombie King Rises: Building an Undying Zombie Army from the Start 尸王崛起，开局打造不死丧尸军团
[Apocalyptic sanctuary + reborn genius + infinite evolution + brutal action + decisive killing] Once an unrivaled king, a peerless god of slaughter who dominated the world of Blue Star through endless killing, he is unexpectedly reborn on the eve of a terrifying apocalypse and awakens the Purgatory World! He thought he could start over! But fate seemed to play a cruel joke on him: after being reborn, he was no longer human, but a tiny zombie! To stay alive, reach the pinnacle, and protect the la
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Urban Martial God: My Children Are Peerless Prodigies 都市武神，我儿女是绝世妖孽
[The Martial God Returns + Invincible + Adorable Kids + Doting Dad + Ruthless and Decisive + Everyday Family Life] I was once a god. With a flick of my finger, I shattered stars. With a wave of my hand, I split mountains and rivers. I looked down on all living things as if they were mere weeds. Until, in a hospital, a pale little boy with eyes like mine took my finger and called me “Dad.” Until the flustered young woman from six years ago, now protecting our daughter, asked me with red-rimme
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