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The Nine Imperial Tombs of the Dragon Vein 龙脉九陵
At the end of the Qing dynasty, the tomb-raiding sect known as the Grave Mound Division was wiped out in a struggle over the Manual of Tomb Guardianship. Only one successor survived, taking a fragment of the text into hiding. The ancient volume records nine secret tombs said to anchor the fate of the nation. Each tomb contains a guardian relic, and gathering them all can unravel the mystery of the world's dragon veins. But the tombs' guardians, the Tomb-Watching Corpses, and their mechanisms far
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What a Pure and Innocent Girl 好一个清纯少女
A short-drama novel packed with satisfying moments, with a thrill in every episode. Lin Xuejian, codenamed “White Ghost,” carries a mysterious key into the Lu family villa to search for her missing friend Su Xiao. There, she accidentally uncovers the tip of the iceberg of the Council’s “God-Making Project”: countless orphaned girls are being used as “vessels” in cruel experiments, and Su Xiao is a key target. The search for the truth is fraught with danger: the Black Crow Guards’ relentless pur
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Peerless Divine Bones 神骸无双
Spiritual qi revival? No, the corpses of ancient gods are awakening! While her classmates are still stressing over the college entrance exams, Lu Yan's daily life consists of being hunted by the Mysterious Affairs Bureau, pursued by a cult, and targeted by a lunatic who calls himself a “cleaner” and wants to kill him.
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Three Hundred Years of Professional Demon Slaying 专业降妖三百年
An Eastern fantasy novel that blends rigorous Daoist classics with Stephen Chow's absurdist comedy. The story follows Zhang Xiaoyi, a young Taoist priest whose sign proclaims, “Three Hundred Years of Professional Demon-Slaying.” Wearing a shabby robe patched with talismans, he uses melon seeds as charms and turns candy beans into thunder, putting the most professional demon-slaying principles into practice in the most unexpected ways. This is not only an adventure across the land of China, but a
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