Fanqie catalogue
Books by Salty Fish Loves to Lie Flat
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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The Daydreamer from the Start: Surviving in Another World on Pure Imagination 开局空想家，异世界生活全靠脑补
[Light novel + derivative fan fiction + overpowered but not brainless] Zhang Jingyun transmigrates to another world and wakes up to discover that he has become a fantasist. Everything he imagines can become reality, so he starts trying to bring people and objects from his previous life into the world. After five whole years of hard work, Zhang Jingyun achieves tremendous success. He brings characters who existed only in anime crossover movies in his previous life into the real world, and uses hi
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I Create the Bizarre, and the World Has No Gods 我创造诡异，天下无神
Chen Qiye is reborn in another world as Freyr, the youngest child of the Kratos family. As time passes, he discovers that he can turn the things others fear into reality! The continent of Ascalia is rife with deceit, power struggles, and life-or-death contests. After years of wars great and small between nations, the gods above the heavens, who toy with everything in the palm of their hands, smile smugly. Little do they know that this will mark the beginning of an age without gods! “He was born
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Bloodline Judgment: The Daydreamer from the Start 血缘判罚：开局空想家
[Pseudo-omniscient and omnipotent + lighthearted daily life + sword and magic + Sequences + derivative fan fiction] The protagonist transmigrates to another world and becomes a “Visionary” from the start. Whatever he imagines will come true, and whatever he predicts will come to pass! The gods reign over the continent of Shidala. The protagonist moves among its various factions and secret organizations. Facing a formidable enemy he can't defeat? No problem. Watch him summon the big sister Jingli
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Bloodline Judgment 血缘判罚
[Sword and Sorcery + Cthulhu + Sequence Progression + Ensemble Cast + Political Intrigue] The sun rose in the west, and the Iron Throne dissolved in holy light. Then God said, “The birds in the cage need no longer be confined to their lofty perches, for they were born with wings of freedom.” The old walls had long since fallen, and the rusted body the former king had filled with lead had stopped moving. Yet even God could lie, even if the lie was born of good intentions. The embers of disaster h
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