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Books by Born Along With Spring
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I Dragged the Buddha's Chosen One from His Sacred Altar 我将佛子拉下神坛
He was a pure monk, keeping company with a green lamp and ancient Buddha as he devoted himself to spiritual practice and the salvation of all living things. When I saw him, I was in a grand hall before a shining altar. Candlelight flickered and incense curled through the air. He sat beneath the altar, his monk's robes free of all worldly dust. I knelt before the Buddha and drew a middling lot from the fortune-telling tube: “A broken mirror of water chestnut flowers cannot be made whole again. Sh
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The Madam’s Fortune-Telling Is Uncannily Accurate 夫人她算卦超准
[Comedy + Mystery + Ghost-Hunting + Female-Led Drama + Strong Heroine, Slightly Strong Hero + Elopement] The heroine has no desire to get married. After repeated attempts to negotiate her way out of it fail, she decides to lie low and coast in a wealthy family! Her master accidentally blew up the house while refining pills. After half the Taoist temple burned down, the metaphysical prodigy Shen Ying was kicked off the mountain to raise money for repairs. Right after coming down, she was drugged
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A Female Disciple Comes to the Taoist Temple 道观来了个女弟子
A story blending “the wealthy heir who has lost in love,” “a junior sister who's useless at cultivation but incredibly formidable,” and the uncanny and mysterious. Xu Xingchen, an incoming student at Jinggang University, winds up at a Taoist temple by a twist of fate and becomes the least capable, and only, female disciple in the sect. After a string of bizarre and astonishing experiences, she finally comes to understand what “the Dao” truly means. “...Beyond the Three Realms lies the path. A co
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The Problem She Couldn’t Solve 她难解的题
[Landlord’s Fat Si Fan Fiction] Youth School Novel As a poor student, Qin Yibo only copied the answers from the student in front of him during the class-placement exam. He never expected that would land him in Class One. At a glance, everyone in Class One was clearly no ordinary student. There was the icy-faced Zhou Huan, who had held the top spot for years; Sun Yan, the “eternal runner-up”; and Yang Yuchen, whose family had plenty of clout. How were all of Qin Yibo’s classmates so “down-to-eart
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