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Books by 靳逸
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Lord of the Eternal Night 永夜之主
Thirteen years ago, the sun and moon no longer took turns in the sky, yin and yang fell out of balance, and a purple sun hung above the world. Demons and monsters ran rampant, and the bright moon never rose. The path to cultivation was shrouded in taboos and steeped in terror. Everyone had to tread with the utmost caution. Born into an age of chaos, he stood alone, wavering but unbowed. With nothing but a man and a stone, he swore to shatter the taboos that held sway beneath a sun that never set
177Reads—Score—Shelves
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I Revived the Gods of Huaxia 我复苏了华夏神明
The ancestral land of humanity is invaded by alien races, and mythology awakens. Western gods appear one after another. By worshipping them, people receive blessings from the Western supreme deities and awaken their talents. The first person to awaken a god before a statue can inherit everything that god has to offer. But Chinese civilization has vanished into the mists of history, leaving no one in the Nine Provinces who recognizes the Chinese gods. The Western supreme deities win the people’s
9Reads6.0Score—Shelves
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Against the Tide of the Nineties 逆流90年代
By a twist of fate, Jiang Zijin returns to the 1990s. His wife brings her boyfriend home for a date, and his daughter is humiliated. An uncle might put up with that, but a father won't! In a fit of rage, Jiang Zijin dives into business. Reborn as a new man, he comes with a built-in BUG. Money?! Jiang Zijin couldn't care less. It's just too easy to make. He'll build a business empire, reach the pinnacle of the commercial world, and lead the trends of the times. He'll live flamboyantly while keepi
4Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Fated Balance of Yin and Yang 阴阳定数
Every living being is but a speck of dust in this world. As time passes, countless bones are buried in desolate hills. Yet even the smallest speck holds the potential to change the world. All are drunk, and only he is awake. Most people stumble forward, numb, like servants bound to time’s wheel, living out their lives in mediocrity. But he never stops walking. He once had no idea where his future lay, yet he knew he could not stay where he was. As long as he kept moving, he would eventually reac
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