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Refining Immortal Vase
[Mortal flow] [Traditional Xianxia] [No system] [No harem] An orphan from a mountain village [Ding Dali] picked up a "white porcelain vase" in the river by chance and embarked on the path of cultivating immortality. [White Porcelain Vase] can refine ordinary things into the best treasures: When the river water pours in, it can become Taichu jade liquid; Adding weeds can turn into the best spiritual grass; If any iron is warmed and nourished, it can become a magical weapon that can kill immortal
9.8kReads8.1Score1.3kShelves
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Confucianism and Taoism Become Saints, Who Says I Am a Dandy?
[Confucianism and Taoism ➕ no system ➕ no harem ➕ later sainthood ➕ poetry and poetry] In a world where all kinds of cultivation coexist, there are martial arts, Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, magic, witchcraft, poison, demons, gods and demons... Shen Chen's soul passed through the body of a playboy, and he vowed to fight with () gambling and drug abuse. I thought I could live a dissolute life. But things in the world are like chess, and he has already entered the chess game. I was born not to
3.7kReads8.3Score272Shelves
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Bailinggen Road to Longevity [Mortal flow] [No system] [No harem] [Bailing root] On a stormy day, Shen Qing, a desperate young man, risked his life and went to sea, and accidentally fished out a mysterious turtle shell from the sea. The tortoise shell forms a cave of its own. One day of practice can lead to a hundred days in the outside world. There is also a long-lasting Kung Fu - "Evergreen Kung Fu". Shen Qing entered the spiritual practice with Bai Linggen's waste material. He was used to intrigues and deceptions, and ex 952Reads—Score121Shelves
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Sword Cuts the Sky-6
The world is in turmoil, and the family is being framed. A loser from a famous family regains his memories of his past life. He holds a three-foot green sword and travels across the eight deserts and nine states!
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