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Books by Half-Dragon Who Likes Pointed-Leaf Clover
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I, the Heavenly Dao, Just Want to Retire in Peace 我，天道，只想退休养老
Lin Xuan was tired of being the Heavenly Dao. Watching the “children of destiny” fight all day was getting too boring, so he decided to create a secret identity and descend to the mortal world for a change of pace. But as soon as he arrived, he picked up a girl who seemed like a good-for-nothing, but had the power to destroy the world sealed inside her. To keep her enemies from demolishing his “retirement home,” Lin Xuan has to “harvest the leeks” by teaching the geniuses of the world a lesson,
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I’m a Clown in the Gods’ Circus 我在神明马戏团当小丑
Ten Days Until the End + Slay the Gods + I’m Not a Trickster [Rule Horror] [High IQ] [Cthulhu Mythos] [Fierce Protection] [Dark Humor] [System] [God Containment] [Wild Imagination] Lin Qiye is blind, but inside his mind lies a “Gods’ Circus.” The stands are packed with indescribable higher-dimensional gods, who feed on human despair and delight in bloody slaughter. As the circus’s “ringmaster clown,” Lu Jin will be erased on the spot if his performance fails to satisfy the audience and his appro
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We’re Only Married by Contract, So Why Are You Taking It Seriously? 协议结婚，你怎么当真了
[Feel-Good Story] [Lighthearted Comedy] [Healing] [Modern] [Workplace] [Campus] [Sweet Romance] [Sweet, Feel-Good Romance] [Marriage Before Love] [She Wins Him Over] Lin Wanwan, a top PR director in her industry, is forced to take on the most absurd “project” of her life: becoming the contractual wife of Lu Yanting, heir to a trillion-yuan financial empire, for three years. Faced with a cold, sharp-tongued husband with an extreme aversion to dirt, Lin Wanwan doesn't panic. Instead, she pulls out
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My Treasure Can Slay Gods 我的宝贝能斩神
This guy is too lazy to write anything. I don't feel like writing anything. You've only got one life. Do whatever makes you comfortable. Why care what other people say or think? Living freely and doing as you please, that's how we should be.
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