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Books by Gu Chu

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  1. High Martial: I Can Create Clones 高武:我能制作分身 Urban409k WordsCompleted [Spiritual Qi Revival] + [System] + [Demon Beasts] + [Beast Souls] + [No Female Lead] Spiritual Qi Revival. Demon beasts run rampant. Chu Xiu transmigrated to another world and awakened the Doppelganger Creation System. With an ancestral jade pendant, Chu Xiu created his first doppelganger: a Black Dragon. His doppelgangers could not only cultivate in his place, but also seemed to grant him unexpected abilities. 115Reads6.1Score—Shelves
  2. Superpowers: Awaken the Shadow King, and I Become a One-Man Army 异能:觉醒暗影之王,我一人成军 Urban157k WordsCompleted [Superpowers]+ [Shadows]+ [System]+ [No Female Lead]+ [Spiritual Qi Revival]+ [Secret Realms] Spiritual qi revives, and secret realms descend. After waiting in vain for three years, Qin Mo finally awakens the Shadow King superpower. From then on, powerful and extraordinary shadow creatures keep appearing at his call. First summon: Shadow Mantis! Second summon: Cross Shadow Guard! Third summon: Blade Ghost! The shadow creatures he summons are completely loyal to him, and they can even feed th 73Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Strawberry 士多啤梨 Modern Romance37k WordsOngoing [High school girl x high school boy, sweet and angsty, omniscient POV] In a shadowy alley in the city, a secret beyond anyone's imagination was playing out... Song Song nearly lost her life, but a man she had never met saved her and warned her, "Don't trust people so easily again." Song Song, who had only her grandmother to rely on, thought she would live an ordinary life, until a dazzling boy barged into it without warning. The transfer student Cheng Che stood up for her and treated her well wi 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Before Our Paths Crossed 未及交会 Modern Romance112k WordsCompleted In the second semester of his first year of high school, Jiang Yubai saw that name clearly for the first time on the honors board: Xu Xi, top student in the humanities track, her photo showing a smile as bright as a pristine morning sun. And he was Jiang Yubai, a quiet student in the science track whose grades were good, but not exceptional. Between them lay the divide between humanities and science, a gap of nearly sixty points, and the diagonal distance of an entire school building. He thought —Reads—Score—Shelves