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Books by Xiang Ye Yue
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Demon Prison 妖狱
[No System]+ [Decisive and Ruthless]+ [Scheming to the Core]+ [No Female Lead]+ [Cute Pets] The Wudi era. The Divine Martial Emperor failed to overcome his tribulation. His guardian divine beast, the Blood Qilin, rammed Mount Buzhou in a fit of rage, bringing an era to an end. The vast Cangmang Continent was thrown into turmoil. Floods ravaged the Eastern Wilderness, flames blazed across the Western Mountains, ravines scarred the Southern Ridge, the Northern Sea dried into sand, and monsters ros
29Reads—Score—Shelves
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Drunk on the Exquisite Red Dust 玲珑醉红尘
[Fantasy + alternate world + scheming + play the pig to eat the tiger] The Four Domains have no place for me? Then I’ll establish a Fifth Domain within the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands, a domain beyond the Immortal, Divine, Demonic, and Nether Domains. I’ll provide a place to cultivate for those who ascend, and let those who originally belonged to the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands return. If their old clans still refuse to accept them, they can cultivate in my domain instead. My domain is the Mortal
14Reads—Score—Shelves
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Lord of Purgatory 炼狱之主
[Xuanhuan + imagined setting + no female lead + pets + God of War + scheming] After subduing the Ten Prison Lords, he finds they have turned into beauties. Bai Xiaoyao is left utterly speechless as he searches for the truth about his origins, ventures into the underworld, storms the Demon Palace, and ascends to the Immortal Hall. His journey is full of hilarious mishaps. From the Mortal Prison realm, he rises all the way to the Infernal realm and uncovers a shocking secret that has been long in
1Reads—Score—Shelves
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Riding Across Ten Thousand Miles of Rivers 马踏万里川
Hundreds of years after the War Between the Witches and Demons, humanity is destined to rise. Duan Xiaolou, heir to the Prince of Nanming, broke into the forbidden back mountains of famous sects like Wudang, Longhu, and Zhongnan nine times. Each time, he was rewarded with a sore backside, driven down the mountain, and forbidden from ever returning. A mischievous artist turned his escapades into a satirical series of paintings called A Night in Xiaolou, and the Spring Winds Return. All nine editi
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