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I Really Don't Want to Be a Saint
Bai Xiaofan traveled to another world, lived in two lives, and had extremely high talents. He became the only direct disciple of the most powerful sword pavilion master in Dao Sect! But Bai Xiaofan was extremely distressed. He didn't want to become famous, he just wanted to live a few more years in this bizarre world without encountering any dangers. So he tried hard to keep a low profile, practice hard, and avoid all pitfalls. Even if his master passed away, he would only worship from a distanc
183Reads5.6Score—Shelves
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Draw a Heart to Summon the Demon! Create a Flying Entertainment Circle!
Summon the Demon Lord + Lian Zong + Shura Field + Stand + Sweet Pet + Dog Blood [This is Mary Sue's novel, you are the stand-in for the heroine who has a heart disease. [In the following love dramas, top celebrities, national brothers, directors, and champions will all regard you as a substitute for the heroine, and they will be hot and cold towards you. They will let you be black and blue by the entire network. You will eventually fall into the gentle trap of the boss and give your heart to th
159Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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After Becoming Ao Bing's Personal Bodyguard
[Two male protagonists + pure love + two strong men + sweet and sad stew in a cauldron] The dragon clan has been waiting for thousands of years just to push their youngest son to heaven. Qinghong fell in love with the little dragon, so in order to stay by his side, he became his personal bodyguard. The two encountered many obstacles on the road to getting together, but so what. My destiny is determined by me and not by God. It is determined by sincerity and gold and stone are opened. Protecting
90Reads—Score—Shelves
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Rebirth: Using Thirty-Six Strategies as a Blade to Overthrow the Court
In the twelfth year of Yongchang of the Great Zhou Dynasty, Ye Xun, a poor scholar, held half a piece of moldy cake outside the Gongyuan wall on the day when the imperial examination results were released. His ten years of hard study were easily wiped out by the powerful man's words of "exchange examination papers". When he opened his eyes again, he went back to three years ago, when he had just passed the national examination and entered Beijing to prepare for the exam with great hope. Memories
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