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Books by Meticulous Chaotic-Era Salted Fish
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I Cultivate the Great Dao in the Investiture of the Gods 我在封神修大道
In his previous life, he was a master’s student in civil engineering at a top Chinese university, and a concrete-pouring enthusiast. After an all-night stint pouring concrete, he suddenly died for reasons unknown. His soul wandered through the void, where he unexpectedly encountered a temporal rift and obtained the Great Dao cultivation manual, The Demonic Gods’ Records. By a twist of fate, he arrived in Chaoge, the capital of the Primordial World. That’s right, the Chaoge of the Primordial Worl
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Great Tang: A Carnival Defying History 大唐：与历史背道而驰的狂欢
The Xuanwu Gate Incident was a foregone conclusion to everyone else, but to Li Chengqian it was merely the coldest page in a history book he'd just finished reading. Killed in a car accident, he had somehow become the Tang dynasty's crown prince, the one destined to be deposed. Looking at his young face in the bronze mirror, he smiled. The history books said he had “behaved improperly and been deposed after plotting a rebellion”? That he had lost to Li Tai and Li Zhi? Fine. He was eager to see h
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The Azure Cloud Record of Demon Devouring 青云噬魔录
Lin Feng is an ordinary country boy with a kind heart. Because he supposedly possesses the secret of a "primordial Dao body," the immortal master of the Qingyun Sect comes in search of immortals and slaughters every man in his village before his eyes to "sever his mortal ties." Lin Feng himself is taken back to the sect to serve as a cultivation cauldron, where he suffers endless humiliation. In the depths of despair, he unexpectedly awakens an ancient demon soul hidden within him and sets out o
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The Flaming City 烽火连城诀
In the fourteenth year of the Zhengtong era, the Ming emperor Zhu Qizhen personally leads an expedition against the Oirat. The 500,000-strong army reaches Tumu Fortress, only to be routed overnight by 30,000 Oirat cavalrymen. The emperor is captured, corpses cover the land, and the Ming dynasty seems on the verge of collapse. Jinyiwei officer Zhou Yan wakes amid the heaps of bodies, clutching half of a bloodstained jade pendant.
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