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Eerie Revival: I Can See the Notes 诡异复苏，我能看到备注
[Inspired by the setting of Mysterious Revival: The uncanny cannot be killed, and only the uncanny can fight the uncanny. Also known as: Mysterious Revival Has Only Just Begun!!!] After unexpectedly arriving in a world overrun with evil spirits, Jiang Yi discovered that his eyes had undergone an indescribable mutation. Everything in the world came with a very strange note in his eyes. When confronted with evil spirits everyone else tried to avoid, he could always find a way to survive by relying
7.7kReads6.7Score748Shelves
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Tomb Raiding: Who Fed Me the Corpse Beetle Pill? 盗墓：谁喂我吃的尸鳖丹
After being born into a parallel world, Li Wangshu assumed he was in for the sort of story where he’d strike it rich in a bygone era, or become a tycoon. Then one day, someone force-fed him a Corpse Beetle Pill, and he finally realized he’d arrived in the world of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles. To avoid being transformed by the pill into a Forbidden Woman or a water monkey, he had no choice but to embark on a perilous quest into the tombs of the dead to find a way to stay alive.
4.2kReads8.6Score236Shelves
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The General's Daughter, a Brilliant and Dashing Physician 将门医妃飒又媚
Mu Yutang, a modern master of both medicine and poison, transmigrates into the body of an abandoned consort. Her husband dotes only on his concubine, and her brother-in-law threatens her with poison, while the daughter of a military family has long been saddled with a reputation for weakness and incompetence. Weak and incompetent? What a joke. If you bully or humiliate me, I’ll repay you twice over. How can the daughter of a distinguished military family let herself be pushed around like this?
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The Domineering CEO Won't Fall for a Crazy Girl Like Me 霸道总裁不会爱上神经病的我
On my wedding day, my groom turned out to be his brother, who had been dead for three years. Everyone said I was the Gu family’s most lowly substitute bride. The Gu family was the richest in Jiangcheng, but no one knew this marriage concealed a deadly secret. When Gu Xicheng pinned me to the wedding bed, his hand around my throat and his fingertips brushing the rose tattoo on my collarbone, he asked, “Su Wan, who are you really?” Three months earlier, he had personally signed our prenuptial agre
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