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Books by Liu Laolang
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The Half-Immortal Tomb-Raiding Crew 半仙盗墓团
My name is Wang Yuanbao. I’m a registered junior Daoist priest of Longhu Mountain. My main job is going hungry, and my side hustle is drawing talismans. Nine out of ten work, and the only one that does is an appetite-stimulating talisman. After my master “encouraged” me to leave the mountain, I planned to scrape by with my half-baked skills. But a menacing blond thug tricked me into going to America to rob an Indian burial ground. We didn’t find any gold in the grave. Instead, we uncovered a nat
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A Bald Man Who Knows Martial Arts: Even Demons Can’t Stop Him 光头会武术，魔神挡不住
If the helpless absurdity of fate in A Chinese Odyssey ever made you laugh and cry, if the entrance of the streetwise masters in Kung Fu ever set your heart racing, or if the line “What’s the difference between a person without dreams and a salted fish?” from Shaolin Soccer ever fired you up… then you might enjoy this story. It wraps the heart of “Stephen Chow comedy” in the shell of a Western fantasy adventure, telling the story of a band of eccentric boys and girls traveling through another wo
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Rebuilding the Qingyun Sect in a World of Magic 在魔法世界重建青云宗
Western Fantasy + No System + Traditional Cultivation + Lighthearted Comedy + Ensemble Cast Lin Feng, a disciple of the Qingyun Sect, accidentally stumbles into a world of magic. While others chant spells, he quietly pulls out talismans. While others discuss the elements, he secretly circulates his energy through the heavenly cycle. The principal calls him a once-in-a-century genius, while his rivals accuse him of heresy. Lin Feng is at a loss: I just want to go home. I'm a cultivator. How did I
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The Myriad Worlds Delivery House 诸天外卖屋
Construction worker Wang Ergou unexpectedly takes on a special mission from the Myriad Realms Takeout Shop, accepting orders born of lingering obsessions that cross the divide between life and death. He delivers more than ordinary meals: he brings warmth and hope that can ease the regrets of the dead. With Xiaoya, a little ghost with braided pigtails, by his side, and special items such as a Luban lock, a peachwood bead bracelet, and a lantern to guide the way home, he repeatedly ventures into p
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