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Lu Ya of the Demon Court, Subduing the Three Sects 我妖庭陆压，镇压三教
After transmigrating into the Primordial World as Lu Ya, the last surviving crown prince of the Demon Court, he must change the fate of the demon race and its looming extinction if he doesn't want to end up as a ruler with no subjects. Gifted with heaven-defying comprehension, he masters the Great Dao of the Law of Fire and refines the Primordial World's Ten Great Divine Fires, all to attain the Primordial Unity. Any cultivation art comes naturally to him, and any divine ability is soon perfecte
88Reads—Score—Shelves
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At the Prison Guard Bureau, I Pick Up Attributes and Become a Great Emperor 人在镇狱司，捡属性成大帝
Yang Yu transmigrates into a world where martial arts can reach the divine, only to discover that he has become a jailer in the Prison Suppression Bureau. One careless move could sweep him into a vortex of danger. Then he suddenly awakens a System that lets him pick up attributes: experience, martial skills, cultivation techniques, even prisoners' memories are his for the taking. The Great Sage of the Yellow Heaven Sect declares that Yang Yu has ruined his grand plan. The generals of the Norther
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The Attending Physician Across the Hall Has Had a Crush on Me for Seven Years 对门主治医生暗恋我七年
Xu Zhiyu was hospitalized after binge eating and unexpectedly discovered that her attending physician, Su Qingyan, lived right across the hall. She was a socially anxious online novelist, and the pain of her childhood had made her afraid of love. Everyone thought Su Qingyan was simply warm and kind. No one knew that this encounter was a reunion he'd waited seven years for. Using his roles as her doctor and neighbor, he gradually drew closer to her. Misunderstandings piled up between them, and bo
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The Phoenix Hides, the Empress Returns to Rule the World 凤隐凰归倾天下
Feng Jinglan took her last breath on the execution platform. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to three days before her half-sister poisoned her and ruined her face. In the bronze mirror, her left cheek was flawless as ever, but her eyes brimmed with venomous hatred. Countless faces flashed through her mind. Heaven had granted her another life, and this time, she would make them all pay for what they had done! Deep in the purple bamboo grove beyond the window, the Regent, whose po
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