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Books by 青木神龙

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  1. Slay the Gods: No Golden Finger? I'll Represent the Third Prince! 斩神:没有金手指?代理三太子! Male-Channel Fanfiction222k WordsOngoing I transmigrated into the world of Slay the Gods with no golden finger. All I have is a silver tongue. Yu An thought that was the worst news he could get, until he discovered that he was also one of the “miracles” created by Shiva’s resentment. When the miracle fades, Yang Jian will put him in a Soul-Absorbing Bag, and he won’t be able to come back to life for ten years. Ten years? By then, it’ll be too late. His only bargaining chip is the original Slay the Gods novel in his head. No System 61Reads—Score125Shelves
  2. Slay the Gods: Rising from a Single Symbiote Drop! 斩神:从一滴共生体开始崛起! Male-Channel Fanfiction342k WordsOngoing [Slay the Gods] [Symbiote] [Not a power fantasy] [One female lead] [Won't parasitize Lin Qiye from the start] (The story follows the main plot for a while, including the training camp. Around Chapter 40, it moves on to the Ancient God Church [he doesn't actually join], and later he will establish his own organization.) Chen Shu wakes up one day to find he has transmigrated into the world of Slay the Gods, and... he doesn't even have a body. He's become a sticky black liquid... Luckily, the Syste 5Reads6.4Score—Shelves
  3. Slay the Gods: A Zombie from the Start, Raiding the Divine Ruins for Everything 斩神:开局变丧尸,神墟全靠抢 Male-Channel Fanfiction254k WordsOngoing [Goes straight from the Cangnan divine war to Klein] [Creates a zombie divine kingdom] Reborn in the world of Slay the Gods. Orphaned from birth and raised in an orphanage, he was finally lucky enough to be adopted by a family at the age of six. After coming to the world of Slay the Gods, he went seventeen years without getting a golden finger. Then his adoptive parents died in a car accident, leaving him with only a stranger and Gu Xiaoxi, a girl one year older than him. On the eve of Lin Qiye’ 1Reads—Score—Shelves