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Books by Inkstone, Ripples on the Water
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My Taoist Temple Went Bankrupt, So I Started Livestreaming Ghost Hunts 道观破产后我直播抓鬼
Before my master ascended to immortality, he told me the Taoist temple’s account was almost empty, and we couldn’t even afford next month’s electricity bill. “Disciple, the only way to restore our Xuanyuan Temple’s reputation is for you to go down the mountain and make your mark.” Clutching the peachwood sword and QR-code payment sign my master had left me, I stood at the foot of the mountain on a trendy shopping street, completely lost. Then one day, during a livestream call, a red-clad female
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This Martial God Is Clearly Overpowered, Yet He's Far Too Cautious 这武神明明超强，却过分慎重
The fiery spirit of high-martial arts meets absurd comedy. The protagonist takes the most cautious path imaginable along the most outrageous road to becoming a Martial God. Faced with the inevitable end of the universe, will civilization struggle to survive and preserve itself, calmly embrace its end and pass on its essence as “seeds,” or… replace “God” and become the rule-maker of the next universe?
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The Endless Corridor: Night 1,214 无尽回廊：第1，214夜
If you open this book at midnight, you’ll find yourself in a void called the Raven Tavern. Its proprietor, the “Night Watcher,” doesn’t sell drinks. He sells stories. From “The Laughing Puppet” to “The Faceless Painter,” from “The Fourteenth Floor in the Elevator” to “The Clock That Devours Time,” these 214 tales aren’t fiction. They are true records from The Black Dossier. As you read on, you’ll discover that the characters in the book are growing old and dying, while you in the real world are
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