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Immortal Emperor of the Great Void
In the age of Dharma's decline, spiritual energy has run dry and every method of becoming an immortal has vanished. The great sects with ties to immortal destiny keep everything to themselves. All living beings across the heavens suffer without even knowing it. Thanks to a fortuitous encounter, Yuan Tianfeng embarks on the path of cultivation, makes close friends, establishes the Heavenly Court, slays immortals and saints, fights his way to the source, quells calamities that have plagued the ag
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The Great Sage of Ten Thousand Demons
[Dark fantasy + decisive and ruthless + putting profit first.] In a single morning, a thousand dynasties rise and fall in an instant. Lin Mo has been a slave in the hands of slave traders since he was little, a weak demon who stumbled upon an opportunity and set out on the path of cultivation. He thought he would one day shatter the heavens with a flick of his finger and weigh down the sea with a grain of millet. But little by little, Lin Mo realized he might not even qualify to be a chess piece
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Changsheng: After Entering the World, I Will Be a Swordsman in the World
[Low mystery + high martial arts + no system + no heroine + no time travel] [Jianghu + court + group portraits, don't enter if you don't like it] There are immortals in this world. The strange book "Za Dao Ji" says: Immortals, immortals and immortals, follow people and mountains. There are immortals in the mountains, rivers and swamps, and there are immortals in the blessed places and caves. There are immortals in temples and in the rivers and lakes. Immortals are everywhere, they can be big or
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Feathering Under One Person
Qi is born from all things and nourishes the spirit of all things. Since ancient times, people have inherited the innate Qi and spent their whole lives cultivating the acquired Qi. Countless strangers have practiced for thousands of years just for the sake of immortality. Little do they know that it is difficult to find a human body. To practice Taoism, you must first learn the human way. The traces of immortality are illusory, and the root of the problem is the Eight Wonders.
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