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- Born Under a Peach Blossom Curse, Forced Onto the Path of Immortality 命犯桃花，逼我走上修仙路 When Gou Dan was six, a severe drought struck northern Mobei. To repay the kindness of a bowl of well water, a fortune-teller read his fortune and declared that he was destined for romance. Gou Dan’s mother begged him to break the curse, but the fortune-teller shook his head. “His fate is sealed. If he’s weak, he’ll be a penniless womanizer. If he’s strong… his romances will become calamities, and ten thousand swords will be his armor.” Ten years later, a remarkable swordsman rose to fame in the 10.2kReads7.5Score86414d adds
- Soul-Seizing Immortal Emperor 摄魂仙帝 In my previous life, I proved the Dao with my divine soul and looked down upon all the worlds. In this life, I will use my remnant soul as a guide to forge an invincible path anew. Those who insult me will have their souls seized with a single thought and be tormented by inner demons; those who betray me will have their spirits taken with a flick of my finger and be cast into the underworld for all eternity. In this life, I rise from humble beginnings and endure trials of blood and fire. See how 1.2kReads6.2Score—14d adds
- A Death-Row Soldier on the Frontier: One More Crime from the Start 边军死囚，开局罪加一等 Li Mo, a Martial Ancestor who suffered a cultivation deviation, transmigrates into the body of an exile who was beaten to death. As soon as he opens his eyes, he sees several constables abusing a group of women exiled to the Northern Wastelands by the imperial court. He steps in to save them, but killing the constables earns him an even harsher sentence. In these chaotic times, the court is corrupt, the feudal lords are divided, and the Buddhist sect is causing turmoil. The Tianlang people seize 3Reads—Score—14d adds
- Murong Yunong 慕容雨农 Life is like a floating duckweed: when you are young and ignorant, you have no choice. He grew up in a mountain village, yet had the special status of being the illegitimate son of the king of Lingchuan. At ten, he became a hostage in an enemy state and tasted every hardship life had to offer. At sixteen, he set out to roam the martial world, embarking on a new stage of his life. Misfortune may be a blessing in disguise. Though Murong Yunong was an ordinary man, his own efforts enabled him to fo —Reads—Score—14d adds
