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Books by Bai Jingyalian
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I Accidentally Transmigrated to the Age of Dinosaurs and Awakened the Taming System 意外穿越恐龙时代觉醒驯服系统
Chen Ye is on a plane when it crashes by accident, and he unexpectedly transmigrates to the age of the dinosaurs, where he awakens a Taming System. A system prompt explodes in Chen Ye's mind: Taming works by provoking anger? The target must reach 100 anger points before it can be forcibly bound? The fangs of a juvenile Tyrannosaurus are right before his eyes. He grabs a handful of rotten mud and stuffs it into the dinosaur's mouth. “Emotion +2, +5, +15, +25!” [Taming System: 99/100 emotion point
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Blocks and Fangs: Extreme Survival in the Cretaceous 方块与獠牙我在白垩纪极限生存
On a rainy day, Lin Mo is carrying an umbrella when lightning strikes him and sends him transmigrating to the Cretaceous period, 80 million years ago. He must survive in the wilderness with no technological devices, no System, and no equipment, relying on nothing but himself. A pure survival challenge, with supernatural forces, suspense, science fiction, the unknown, danger, technology, biology, intelligence, wild ideas, and chaos...
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Seven Nights of Reincarnation: The Debtless One on This Shore 七夜轮回无债者此岸
The screech of brakes exploded through the air. My mother’s final gaze was frozen in a pool of blood. I opened my eyes and fell into the Endless Loft, with a karmic debt value of -97 carved into my wrist! For seven days, I would be trapped in a cycle of debt collection, each level different from the last. The Shadow Performer forced me to act out scenes of life and death; the Butcher stole the voice from my throat; the Bone-Running Doctor dug out my bones; the Skin-Painting Lady made me peel off
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The Supreme Old Schemer Refuses to Play Nice 无上老六不当人
Demonic cultivators: right or wrong? Mortals: good or bad... People should not decide what is right or wrong. It should be decided by the heart and the mind. Whether something is good or bad, right or wrong, should be judged by one’s conscience.
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