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Books by Nangong Jingheng
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Transmigrated into a Book as the Villain: I Angered the Dragon-Shaped Imperial Ancestor While Robbing a Tomb 穿书反派：挖墓时惹上了龙形帝祖
The young master of one of the nine great imperial clans of Shenzhou transmigrates into a cultivation novel. He plans to take risks for riches by robbing tombs and stockpiling treasures, but accidentally stumbles into the forbidden slumbering grounds of an Imperial Ancestor on a higher continent. He steps on a teleportation array and falls into a frigid pool, where he not only wakes the aloof Imperial Ancestor, whose true form is a dragon, but also gets handsy with him. After ten thousand years
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The Grandmaster Insists on Protecting His Own 师祖他偏要护短
For the first time in ten thousand years, the cultivation world was in an uproar. Shen Wujiu, the First Sword Venerable, had been jointly impeached by his own direct disciples, accused of “harboring a demon seed and bringing calamity upon the world.” Right before everyone's eyes, his grandmaster, Xie Zhefeng, who was said to have long since passed away in meditation, emerged from seclusion. With a single palm strike, he shattered the tribunal platform, pulled Shen Wujiu into his arms, and declar
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The Handsome Country Lad 乡野娇夫
Young Master Yuan Qing accompanied his family and four elders to live in seclusion in the countryside. By chance, he formed a bond with Nangong Jingheng, who lived alone in the village, and the two became husbands. Seeing that Nangong Jingheng was “frail,” Yuan Qing's family doted on him, showering him with delicious food, new clothes and accessories, and pocket money. They never let him lift a finger with the farm work. Nangong Jingheng was naturally aloof, and only when he shared a room with Y
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Two Souls on the Path: The Immortal Venerable’s Moon in His Palm 双魂共道：仙尊的掌心月
The taboo Emperor Ancestor Nangong Jingheng of the Upper Realm grew weary after spending ten thousand years in seclusion. He split off a soul and turned it into “Xuanli,” descending to the Lower Realm to become an immortal Venerable of the Tianxuan Sect. After overcoming his tribulation and ascending, he found it all dull, so he took the Heavenly Dao as a “pet,” spending his days playing chess with it and guiding its cultivation. One day, he caught sight of a portrait the Heavenly Dao was watchi
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