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Full-Time Hunter: I Prove My Immortality with Swordsmanship
A modern young man who is well versed in Taoist classics travels to the world of hunters and discovers that "nian" is "qi". He refused to take the ordinary path and decided to reopen the "Golden Elixir Sword Way" based on mind. This is not a simple copy of power, but a lonely climbing path of practicing Eastern philosophy in a different world and asking the "Tao" with "sword". The original route in the early stage, and the original work in the later stage.
588Reads5.6Score—Shelves
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Hong Kong Feng Shui Master: from Bad Boy to Taoist Tycoon
At the end of the 1970s, on a rainy night in Hong Kong Island, Hong Jiu, a gang member with a knife, blocked the Chen Family Hall. Chen Xuansheng, the heir to a run-down Feng Shui shop, wakes up and finds himself in debt, and his hand is about to be cut off at the beginning. Everyone thought he was a charlatan, but after holding the ancestral star compass, his two souls enlightened him and read the "Qing Nang Xiang Jing" thoroughly. He saw Hong Jiu San's breath, cut off his left hand and saw blo
47Reads—Score—Shelves
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Song Dynasty: with a Broken Incense Burner, Everything Can Be Refined
Others make elixirs: thousand-year-old Ganoderma lucidum, ten-thousand-year-old cinnabar, and retreat in a fairy mountain cave. Xu Changsheng made alchemy: foot-binding cloth, foot-washing water, and cooking garbage in a pot in a busy city. Transformed into a debt-ridden Taoist priest of the Song Dynasty, he started with a broken incense burner, but the system said: Everything can be refined! (This article is a funny Dihualiu novel, with a one-sentence summary: While other Taoist priests were st
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