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Books by Li Jinli
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Starting a Cultivation University by Conning Old Folks 修仙大学从忽悠老人开始
Set in a modern city, this story explores the clash between traditional cultivation culture and the growth of young people, as well as deception and redemption. With the absurd premise of “tricking an old man,” it examines trust, responsibility, and self-awakening.
26Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Last Dragon in China 华夏上最后一条龙
Every full-moon night, people near Longmian Mountain can hear the faint sound of a dragon's roar. Some say it's the wind; others say it's an illusion. Only Lu Ming knows the truth: Ao Shuang is waiting for the day humanity truly awakens.
10Reads—Score—Shelves
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Why Cultivate Immortality When You're Broke? 没钱为什么要修仙
The neon lights of the rainy night blurred across Lin Mo’s retinas, like cheap ink spilled over a circuit board. He curled up inside a ventilation duct in the “Hive,” clutching half a block of compressed nutrient paste to his chest as the clacking of mechanical limbs splashing through puddles drew closer outside.
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The Super Hairstylist 超级发型师
A pair of scissors in hand means command over fate. Lin Yu, an ordinary young man, only wanted to run a small hair salon, but he unexpectedly awakens a god-tier Hairdressing System. From then on, no hairstyle is too difficult. From styling a ghost bride to trimming a mermaid’s tail, then designing a tentacle look for an alien queen, every snip brings a thrilling adventure across worlds. When an evil god descends at the end of the world and plunges the globe into despair, Lin Yu calmly studies th
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The Top Alpha’s Disguise as a Beta 顶级alpha的伪装beta
After I Lost Control During Rut, My Beta Turned Out to Be an Omega >I was the only Alpha from the wolf clan in the business empire. Whenever my rut made me tear up the office, I always had my Beta assistant bring me coffee. >He was always so quiet, it was like he didn't exist. Until today, when I couldn't smell any pheromones but was still irritable... >Then I pinned him against the floor-to-ceiling window, and the suppressants stopped working. >The instant the scent of gardenias burst forth, my
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