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Books by That Snowfield in My Heart
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Journey to the West: Beginning with the Investiture of the Gods 西游：从封神开始
Journey to the West + immortal and Buddha fantasy + an imagination that knows no bounds. Wang Xiaole, a fan of Journey to the West, unexpectedly arrives in its world. But he soon discovers that this world is nothing like the one he knows. The four masters and disciples, along with the White Dragon Horse, have already been made Buddhas by the Buddha. How is he supposed to witness Havoc in Heaven, or see demons vanquished? Not only that, but after looking into it, he learns that they have never ma
160Reads—Score—Shelves
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My Fiancée Is Bai Wuchang 我的未婚妻是白无常
After Tang Sheng's grandfather died, he met the retired White Impermanence, Xie Bi'an, in the underworld. Xie Bi'an had a daughter, so Old Master Tang proposed a marriage between their children. When the young King of Hell heard about it, he mistook Tang Sheng for Tang Sanzang, and word got out that Tang Sanzang had been reincarnated. The rumor that eating Tang Sanzang's flesh could grant immortality resurfaced, and demons and monsters from all three realms sprang into action. Tang Sheng was sle
12Reads—Score—Shelves
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Reborn as a Guardian of the Dragon Throne 重生之保龙一族
High school student Qin Hao is reborn in ancient times after a car accident and becomes a member of the Great Qin Imperial Guards. One day, he suddenly receives a baffling mission, after which he is expelled from the Guard. Falsely accused of a crime, he is thrown into the capital's prison. After escaping, Qin Hao establishes the Qin Gang and earns the nickname Qin Emperor. With a modern mind, he sets off to roam the world and make his way through the martial underworld. Was he framed, or is the
10Reads—Score—Shelves
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Reborn in Ancient Times as a Live-In Son-in-Law 重生回古代当赘婿
(Transmigration, rebirth, live-in son-in-law, business warfare) Wang Hao unexpectedly transmigrates and is reborn as the heir to a great family in the ancient capital, Kyoto, a figure comparable to a modern-day tycoon. Yet in a small town, he becomes the live-in son-in-law of a third-rate family, enduring endless grievances and humiliation, and somehow enjoying every minute of it. Is this a distortion of human nature, or a collapse of morality? Watch as he makes his way through the worlds of bus
9Reads—Score—Shelves