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Books by Devouring Fungus
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Mount & Blade: Late Ming: My First Half of Life Was One Defeat After Another 骑砍明末：我的前半生全是败仗
His name was Shen Wang. In games, his win rate was 31 percent, he’d been captured 17 times, and his entire army had been wiped out 23 times. He was an ordinary player. When he opened his eyes, he had become a defeated soldier in a border fort at the end of the Ming dynasty, on the verge of starving to death. [The Chart of Mountains, Rivers, and Society has been bound. Checking Host’s historical record...] He had no divine weapons and no provisions, only a mind full of knowledge from a more advan
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Naruto: The Scientific Insect Jutsu Master of the Yui Clan 火影：由女一族的科学虫术师
A modern biochemistry graduate student is reborn into a branch family of the Aburame Clan. Using a modern mindset, he develops all kinds of insect techniques, collects kekkei genkai, makes up for past regrets, charges into the Akatsuki, and takes the shinobi world by storm!
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I Was a Reinforcement in 1937 我在1937当援军
“When... will the reinforcements arrive?” 1937, Sihang Warehouse. A defender lay in a pool of blood, still asking the question. In 2024, Chen Feng stared at the scene that had suddenly appeared before him and fell silent for a long time. Then he picked up his phone and made a call. Five hours later, someone knocked on his door.
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Lord: With Max Charm, I Use a Priest’s Skill Tree to Mend Silk Stockings 领主：满魅的我用牧师面板修丝袜
Lin Mo transmigrates to a world of swords and magic, where he becomes a border lord in the middle of nowhere and moonlights as a priest. His stats show a miserable 8 points in strength, while his charisma alone is maxed out at 20. His skill list contains just one, the most useless cantrip of all: [Mending]. On the brutal continent of Aeldran, this skill is about as useful as being a tailor. “At first, I really only wanted to use this skill to mend stockings and live a quiet life.” Now the
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