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Books by Kun Kun, Run!
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Clan Cultivation: It All Began with the Return of a Great Power 家族修仙：从大佬归来开始
Traditional Fantasy + Arm Wrestling + Fast-Paced A gentleman takes revenge before nightfall. A villain, all the more so. This is a story of vengeance without end. Enter at your own risk. After failing to ascend to the Immortal Realm, Ancestor Wu Tian was trapped in primordial chaos for 3,000 years. He thought he would be able to rule the roost as soon as he returned. Instead, his family was on the verge of ruin. The younger generation’s opportunities had been stolen, and enemies were circling. W
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Ride-Hailing Driver: Breaking into the Cultivation World 滴滴司机：杀入修真界
[Dedicated to traditional cultivation novels. No System, multiple heroines.] Yu Xiaosong is reborn as the thirty-eighth chief constable of Fengtang County. While solving a case, he meets Ren Qianchou, an immortal fallen on hard times. The two work together seamlessly, traveling to Bingzhou and the capital, where they wreak havoc in the Qin imperial palace. They journey to the planet’s core and the shores of the Eastern Sea, searching for a way into the cultivation world. There is no Buddha in th
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Kung Fu Soccer: I’m the Number One Goalkeeper 功夫足球：我是1号守门员
My name is Kunlun. I’m the number one goalkeeper, blessed with exceptional talent. I firmly believe that through the efforts of our generation of soccer players, Chinese soccer will enter a new chapter. Every shot taken against me is doomed to fail. Forwards, you should regret being born in the same era as me, because I play kung fu soccer. This novel has no superpowers or transmigration. It’s simply the soccer dream of an ordinary fan, and a reflection of his hopes for the future of Chinese
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Divine Revelation: The Eternal Tower 神迹之永恒之塔
Yan Nantian said, “Our little cultivation world is already poor in resources. We can't afford wanton destruction, so I laid down strict rules to restrain those fools who don't know when to quit. I won't allow cultivators to interfere in the lives of mortals, much less slaughter them. My intentions were good, but I can't do enough on my own. Now that you've appeared as a mortal, you can help me keep those vermin in line. You and I can work in the open and in the shadows, then spend another two hu
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