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Books by Ouyang, Please Hit Me
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Fated Bonds: A Little Immortal's Heaven-Defying Cultivation Journey 合欢缘：小仙的逆天修仙路
Chen Xiaoxian is the last heir of a declining cultivation clan. Orphaned at a young age, he was raised by the clan's elders. Though his talent is ordinary, he has a heart unwilling to settle for an ordinary life. By chance, Chen Xiaoxian is captured and taken to the Hehuan Sect, where he embarks on a difficult path of cultivation.
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Fox Spirit Matchmaker: The No-Regrets Edition 狐妖小红娘无遗憾版
(Fanfiction) Mostly comedic slice-of-life Wangquan Fugui: “Bai Yuechu, you little brat. All you do all day is cause trouble. Can't you ever be serious?” Bai Yuechu: “Hmph, what would a rich young master like you know? I just do whatever I feel like!” Wangquan Fugui: “That's called being unreasonable!” Bai Yuechu: “You're just jealous that I live a freer life than you!” Wangquan Fugui: “Jealous of you? That's the funniest thing I've ever heard!” (The two argue until their faces are red. The
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The Rise and Fall of Great Qin: A Three Kingdoms Legend 大秦风云之三国传奇
Ying Zheng and Meng Tian had once been powerful and imposing figures in the Qin dynasty. Ying Zheng sat in a magnificent palace, planning Da Qin’s grand ambitions for generations to come, while Meng Tian stood guard beside him, dignified and imposing. But who could have guessed that fate loved playing tricks? In a single day, the two of them somehow transmigrated to the Three Kingdoms era. Ying Zheng looked at the chaotic scene before him and flew into a rage. He bellowed, “Where are my iron ca
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Village Chief at the End of the Han: Meng Tian, Look, Give Zheng a Hand at the Village Entrance 汉末村长：蒙恬看给政守下村口
The last trace of imperial dragon energy in the Dune Palace has yet to fade when Ying Zheng opens his eyes again. The Imperial Jade Seal has become a broken hoe, and the golden-brick floors of Xianyang Palace have turned into the muddy roads of Chenjia Village. He has become “Chen Zheng,” a down-on-his-luck village chief in Zhuo Commandery at the end of the Han dynasty, whose grain stores won't last the month. The bitter wind of the Jiuyuan frontier still howls in his ears. Meng Tian has just cl
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