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Books by Baby Naixi
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Fulfilling Dreams Across the Heavens: Starting with The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber 圆梦诸天：从倚天开始
Want Zhang Wuji to become ruthless and decisive? Want Guo Jing to rally the people and overthrow the Song dynasty? Want Tang Sanzang to storm Heaven and seize the scriptures? Want Xiao Yuan to dodge her fate of becoming a god? Want Ning Caichen to marry the thousand-year-old tree demon Grandma? No problem. Leave it to us. Dream Fulfillment Company is at your service! Your wishes are our mission! This book is also known as: "Playing Around in the Myriad Heavens" "You Decide What to Dream, I Decid
92Reads—Score—Shelves
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Fur Skin Across the Heavens: Starting with The Return of the Condor Heroes 皮物诸天：从神雕开始
[Skin Suits, Multiple Heroines, Abstract Skills, the Myriad Worlds] Yang Mo is chosen as a trial-taker and roams the Myriad Worlds with a useless (conceptual) skill. Volume One: The Return of the Condor Heroes. [Childish, abstract revolution for grinding points. Even better if you check your brain at the door.] Volume Two: The Legend of the Condor Heroes. [A relatively normal plot development. (Totally.)] Also known as: The Myriad Worlds: The Heroines Are All My Clothes Huh? Is something not qu
40Reads—Score—Shelves
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Signing In Across Douluo 从斗罗签到打卡
[Douluo + System + causing trouble + romance + invincibility + possession + bodysuits] After coming across a short video, Yang Mo transmigrates to Douluo Dalu and binds himself to a sign-in System. He gains conceptual skills, wins over goddesses, and enjoys a perfect life. [The Little Girl Who Sold Nukes: Light a match, and when it burns out, a nuclear explosion takes place. Note: That night, everyone saw the little girl's grandmother.]
18Reads6.2Score—Shelves
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Apocalypse: My Superpowers Are Just a Little Too Numerous 末世：我的异能有亿点多
This is a skin-wearing story set in a post-apocalyptic world, with many scenes involving people wearing human skins. If that bothers you, don't read it. Readers found the first volume problematic, so it was rushed to a conclusion. The second volume is about transmigrating from the apocalypse into worlds from other works. The outline includes Sword and Fairy 1, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, and Mysterious Revival. The third volume returns to the apocalypse and follows the protagonist pursuing his gi
15Reads—Score—Shelves