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Martial Arts Devour the Heavens: Snatching the Celestial Dragon's Opportunities 武噬诸天：从截胡天龙机缘开始
Before the jade statue in Langhuan Blessed Land, he licked the blood from his blade and grinned. “Northern Darkness Divine Art? It belongs to Cen now.” Cen Bufan, a lowly servant mocked as a “martial arts blockhead,” is reborn in the Tianlong world on a rainy night. While the heroes of the martial world risk their lives fighting over secret manuals, he uses his memories of the future to get ahead with precision: He drains the inner power from a traitor of the Wuliang Sword Sect, then uses the Li
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Reborn in Yang Jian's Body: The Primordial World's Biggest Trickster 魂穿杨戬，洪荒第一老六
The miserable office worker Yang Kaishan is looked down on by his fellow wage slaves because his name sounds so rustic. They're all wage slaves, but at least they have much nicer names than Yang Kaishan. Before the protagonist Yang Kaishan had awakened his protagonist aura, he celebrated his 24th zodiac year birthday by buying himself a wearable trinket from a street stall beneath an overpass. After leaving the overpass, he performed a brave deed and his soul transmigrated into Yang Jian of the
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Chronicles of the Cangyuan War 沧源战纪
Without passion, resentment, love, or hatred, what meaning is there in living? I am myself. Whatever my heart desires is where my sword points and where my feelings lie; wherever I am is where my resentment reaches; wherever my strength falls is where my love is directed; whatever my heart leans toward is what I cherish, and what I hate is what I destroy with my sword! The Cangyuan Realm is invaded by another world. After arduous cultivation, Feng Tianqi finally joins the war beyond the borders.
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Supreme Rank Across Two Worlds, and You Call Me Superstitious 两界至高位格，你说我迷信
While surveying an ancient village, folklorist Lin Jingming unexpectedly transmigrates to a parallel Republican-era China where spiritual energy has run dry and supernatural calamities are rampant. He discovers that every native divine throne stands empty. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of folklore, he awakens the gods one by one and restores order. He also uses an ancient jade pendant passed down through his family to connect with a special modern-day agency. As information flows between th
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