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Books by Jiang Xiaolang

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  1. My Golden Finger Is AI 我的金手指是AI Eastern Fantasy577k WordsCompleted [Leans toward an ordinary-person cultivation story] + [Logic matters] + [No brainless characters] + [No womanizing] With the college entrance exams looming, he spends his time taking apart robots in the supply room. His father is in the late stages of liver cancer, and his report card is covered in failing grades. An accident sends him to the cultivation world, where he immediately learns just how hard it is to survive. When he comes to command countless branch shops and a merchant guild guard f 18Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Can You Cultivate Immortality in This World? From the Start, I Had a Single Moss 此界能修仙?开局一株苔藓 Eastern Fantasy294k WordsOngoing (No System, no harem, no brainless power fantasy. Read with caution if those aren’t your thing.) Tired of cookie-cutter systems and monotonous fighting? Then come discover the unconventional cultivation journey of a Plant Immortal Emperor! He once stood loyal amid a hail of bullets, only to have his heart pierced by the blade of the person he trusted most. When he awakens again, heartbroken, he discovers his consciousness trapped in eternal darkness and stillness. He has become a lowly patch of 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. In Search of Dragons: Raiding the Tombs of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors 寻龙记:盗穿三皇五帝 Mystery107k WordsOngoing Searching for the Dragon is a tomb-raiding adventure novel set in the Kunlun Mountains. It tells the story of the protagonist and various factions competing for the Dragon Soul Jade, ultimately protecting the dragon veins of Huaxia. 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Dawn’s Faint Star 微晓晨星 Modern Romance122k WordsOngoing At the advertising pitch for the company's most important annual client, Blue Sea Group, Xu Wei discovers that her biggest competitor is none other than Gu Yanzhi, her first love, who vanished seven years ago. They repeatedly clash over proposals, pitches, and client meetings. They are evenly matched professionally, and a glance or gesture can stir up countless memories, yet on the surface they remain courteous and strictly businesslike. Work brings unavoidable contact, including joint client wo —Reads—Score—Shelves