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Sheep Guardians: The Blue Note Community 羊守之蓝调共同体
【Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf fan fiction + slight selfcest + main pairing: Xiyangyang + self-redemption + lambs from a wasteland world】An experiment by Big Big Wolf goes wrong, forcing the unruly young Xiyangyang of the early days to merge with Lan, a villain from a wasteland world. Two souls are crammed into one body: one is a “nasty boy” who uses pranks to hide how much he cares, while the other is a “plunderer” burdened by the despair of watching his world collapse. Their minds are constan
165Reads—Score—Shelves
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Soul Land: The Mirror Twins, Winter and Tong 斗罗镜双之冬与桐
【Selfcest + Self-Redemption + Fanfiction + Fated Connection + Tense, Flirtatious Push and Pull】 Wang Dong x Tang Wutong: Their souls share the same origin, a long-distance romance between me and my other self in the human and divine realms. Huo Yuhao x Tang Wu: Creator and creation, my forbidden perfect work. When Wang Dong, the gifted young boy adored by everyone at Shrek Academy, faces another pair of vacant golden eyes just like his own in fragments of dreams every night... When Tang Wutong,
37Reads—Score—Shelves
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Sheep Guard 11: Blue Marks and Star Sand 羊守11同人之蓝痕与星砂
He is the dark-blue demon who tears worlds apart. Once a boy called Alan, he was betrayed by his own kind and forged into a flame of hatred. Now he wants every world to plunge into darkness with him. After all, “fairness” means that no one gets to escape unbroken. Until she falls into his world. Yan, a girl from between the worlds, clutches a bottle beneath her gray-blue hoodie. Star sand swirls inside it, holding not light but captured fragments of emotion. As the sand shifts, it reveals the wa
10Reads—Score—Shelves
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Me and Myself, Sharing Hell [Infinite] 我与我，共享地狱【无限】
Your archenemy, your beloved, and your prison are all yourself. Weisheng Yanheng and Weisheng Jingxi are twin brothers, warped by the forbidden art of soul embroidery. The younger brother's memories dwell in the elder's eyes, while the elder brother's rhythms beat in the younger's heart. They are each other's only cure, and a poison woven into their bones that no medicine can heal. A ceremony to bind off the final stitches casts them out of their twisted embroidery tower and into the infinite
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