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Books by 鸠迪耶
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Genshin Impact: I Am the Tree King's Son 原神：我是树王之子
Yu: “Mom, I’ve decided. I’m taking three thousand disciples on a tour of Teyvat’s nations.” Greater Lord Rukkhadevata’s response: “Get lost!” “Traveler, do you know why the Akademiya bans public performances?” Nilou asked Lumine. That’s because… “Your Majesty! You can’t keep doing this!” Yu: “I’ve spent my whole life fighting. Can’t I enjoy myself for once? Keep the music playing, keep dancing!”
1kReads9.2Score100Shelves
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Demon Slayer: With Release Activated, I Can Take It Easy 鬼灭之刃：解放一开悠哉悠哉
Transmigrating is nothing unusual. I transmigrated to Demon Slayer, which was fine, except that something about my mother's family seemed off. The Wu Clan? That doesn't seem to belong in this world. Looking closer, every member of the family is built like an ox. They can lose three liters of blood as if it's nothing, and you can't kill them no matter how hard you try. They can even take stimulants and change their skin color. Something's not right! And so... Gyomei Himejima looks at Wu Tianyou,
17Reads—Score157Shelves
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Demon Slayer: As a Demon, I Founded the Continental Hotel 鬼灭：变成鬼的我建立大陆酒店
I transmigrated into Demon Slayer, and as soon as the story began, I saw a good-looking scumbag boss. My imagination immediately ran wild. Things were incredibly exciting back then, and just like that, I became a demon. I was different from other demons by nature, with a unique taste of my own. “Lord Muzan, do you know what matters most in cooking?” The scumbag boss furrowed his brow. He’d never encountered such an unusual demon before. “Getting the heat just right!” What Muzan Kibutsuji never e
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World War II: I've Come to Ring the Death Knell 二战：我来敲丧钟了
(Some scenes in this book are based on For Whom the Bell Tolls, a work by Hemingway.) (Readers who want to follow updates might want to wait a day before reading, because I'm careless and often make typing mistakes. I usually check for typos after posting, but if you don't mind, feel free to read right away. I'll do my best to keep the typos to a minimum.) Diadi, our lovable protagonist, transmigrates a hundred years into the past. Acting on impulse, he joins the Spanish Republican Army and beco
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