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I Use the Sky Thunder to Prove the Truth: from the Cowherd Boy to the Thunder That Controls the World
In the Jiuzhou Continent, the spiritual energy is revived but the way of heaven is incomplete, making it difficult for mortals to reach the path of immortality. The shepherd boy Liu Changan was pierced by the Nine Heavens Divine Thunder in Qingniuling and was immortal. He awakened the chaotic thunder body that had been lost for thousands of years - it could swallow the thunder of the heavens, evolve thousands of thunder methods, and trace back to the origin of thunder disasters. He was originall
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I Control the Mountains and Rivers, Jiuding Returns
Chen Xuan, a modern urban youth, returns to his hometown to renovate his ancestral home and accidentally triggers the underground bronze chamber mechanism, releasing the ancient dragon energy that has been suppressed by King Yu Jiuding for a hundred years. When the dragon energy enters his body, he awakens the power of "Mountain and River Resonance", which can attract the earth's veins, adjust Feng Shui, and command the mountains and rivers. He transforms from a ridiculed returnee into a country
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The Crane Mark Enters the Destiny, and All Spirits Obey the Imperial Edict
The story takes place at the end of the "Xuan Qiong Era" - a world of Xianxia where the way of heaven is declining and the way of painting is withering. Yan Zhenben is a top contemporary ancient painting restorer. When he was mounting an unmarked ancient painting "Crane Crane in the Clouds", the crane in the painting flew out of the silk, and its claws fell on the shoulders, leaving a cinnabar-like crane mark. From then on, all the creatures he painted were able to leave the paper for three quar
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When the Tsunami Broke Out, I Held the Seal of the Prince of Yanping County
At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, the southeast coast was in turmoil. The young man Zheng Kezang (pseudonym Zheng Chenggong, actually the son of Zheng Zhilong and his Japanese concubine) was originally a Confucian disciple who was well versed in the art of war and specialized in swordsmanship. When he lost his sword while practicing swordplay on the Xiamen beach, a dragon vein on the sea surface was triggered, and an ancient jade seal engraved with the seal script of
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