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Books by Brother Dong in Guizhou
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Chiseling My Way to Immortality 琢磨成仙
A Novel Promotion for Forging My Way to Immortality **Forging My Way to Immortality: A Tribute to Everyone Who Protects the Ordinary** Do you know the warmth of a bowl of wild greens soup by the stove? The young boy “Little Rock” from Stone Village does. He gathers herbs to trade for salt, calls his family home with a bone whistle, and watches the spring festival bonfire light up the smiling faces of his neighbors. **That is the warmth of ordinary life we remember.** When the immortal sect's bla
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A Mortal's Bloodstained Path: The Nine Meridians Reach the Heavens 凡人踏血行之九脉通天
Nine Meridians Reach the Heavens: A mortal treads a blood-soaked path, shattering the immortal court with one hand! When the immortal sects treat all living beings like ants, one grain of sand sets out to topple the nine heavens! Xiao Han is a boy struggling to survive at the very bottom of the Death Desert. No spiritual root favors him, and no immortal fate smiles upon him. All he has are salt marshes scorched by the blazing sun, quicksand that devours life, and hatred etched into his bones. He
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The Overworked Wage Slave's Immortal Magic Knows No Bounds 社畜修仙法力无边
Title: Cultivating Immortality as a Corporate Drone, Boundless Magic Power Tags: Hard-Core Sci-Fi Cultivation · Anti-Cliché Power Fantasy · Civilizational Epic · Workplace Brainstorming Gone Wild When the 996 work grind collides with a thousand-year heavenly tribulation, how can an office worker get through it using the Labor Law? Huang Shen, a nuclear power plant engineer who slacked off on the job, suffered a reactor core meltdown and unexpectedly awakened Formula Vision, allowing him to analy
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Butterfly Falls at the Poetry Cliff: A Little Butterfly's 99 Diaries 蝶落诗崖：小蝴蝶的九十九篇日记
In the quiet of his mountain home, he opened the diary. He read the little butterfly's childish handwriting, about the hardships of life, her resilient growth, and her radiant poems, until he reached the sudden fall that brought her story to an end and her grandmother's final act of following her in death. Again and again, his tears spilled over. He was shaken to his core. He seemed to see the girl studying by lamplight, laboring in the mountains, and reciting poetry beneath the moon. Her life
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