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- Climbing the Ladder to Success 拾级而上青云 Blow after blow in his previous life left Ye Zifeng trapped in years of self-doubt. He drifted through decades of mediocrity in a grassroots post. Just as he was about to retire, he fell gravely ill and had little time left to live. On the brink of death, Ye Zifeng was unexpectedly reborn, returning to the eve of his college graduation. In this life, watch him break free from his predicament, seize his chance, enter government with confidence, and climb step by step toward the top. 517Reads8.1Score—14d adds
- Chasing the Dragon 追龙 A shackle like a chain hangs over all living things. Magic suddenly withers, while fighting spirit quietly awakens. Without magic, humanity gradually falls from the pinnacle of the world. As humankind faces a crisis, beast tamers quietly emerge. They establish the Temple and style themselves Temple Knights! They worship the goddesses of war and wisdom, and forge their glory through a strict code of chivalry! Hicks Nye, a boy raised at the Temple’s stables, has one great dream: to follow in the f 3Reads—Score—14d adds
- Mirage Dream 蜃梦 Long, long ago, there was no foul-mouthed Daoist who roamed across the nine provinces and the four seas with a sword in hand. In those days, humanity was weak, demons ran rampant, and there was no justice to be found in the mortal world. In an obscure little fishing village, an old fisherman had a son in his twilight years. The boy was remarkably precocious. A wandering Daoist who happened to meet him gave him the name He Liangchen. And so, the world gained a foul-mouthed Daoist named He Liangch 1Reads8.1Score—14d adds
- The Mortal's Quest for Immortality 凡问仙 The Heavenly Dao is merciless, and the cycle of reincarnation ends. When the primordial spirit emerges, destiny takes shape. The Celestial of the Two Principles casts his cloud-high fishing line. A single thought gives birth to the Dao, and the path forks. The cold ravine a hundred li away flows east. What a pity, a thousand-year-old honest man. The rise of an ordinary young book attendant! —Reads—Score—14d adds
