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Books by Dark Gray Hat
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He Deluded Himself into Thinking He Could Become an Immortal 他妄想成仙
(Invincible, cultivation, decisive killing, fast-paced, no dithering.) He was once a filthy beggar who, through a stroke of luck, obtained a storage pouch. As he lay on the brink of death, he discovered that an immortal inside the pouch had saved him! He gradually embarked on the path of cultivation, only to discover that his origins were far from ordinary. From then on, he swept all before him as he searched for the truth about his past.
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My Junior Fellow Disciple Is Kind of Strong 我的师弟有点强
[Invincible + comedy + single heroine + cultivation, an unbeatable power fantasy. Nascent Soul? One sword strike. Deity Transformation? One sword strike. Void Refinement? One sword strike. This junior brother kills everyone with a single sword strike. The story is divided between the Lower Realm and the Upper Realm.]
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A Song of Praise 歌之颂
Passion + the Martial World + Power Struggles + Court Politics + Romance + Mind Games + Two Male Leads [A young man learns martial arts, ventures into the martial world, and enters the imperial court. As war engulfs Great Zhou and the people are driven from their homes, he slowly comes of age.] Find a kindred spirit. Enter the martial world. Never expecting to be drawn into a struggle for the throne. Break free of your shackles. Stand against immortals! In the end…!
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Young Master, the Little Emperor Wants to Force a Marriage Again! 公子：小皇帝又要逼婚了！
(Lighthearted) (Political intrigue) (Alternate history) (No System) (Does not transmigrate into a book) (If you don't like it, don't read it) (The exit is to your right) This is an alternate-history novel. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Song Qing is the only son in the General's household. But after his father died on the battlefield and his grandfather stayed behind to guard the frontier, no one was left to discipline him. He often frequented places of pleasure. In the capital, peopl
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