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Books by Xiao Xianyu
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Northern Myanmar: After Awakening a System, I Slaughter My Way Through the Compound 缅北：觉醒系统后我杀穿园区
Lured to the KK compound in northern Myanmar by a high-paying job scam, I awakened an Anti-Fraud Survival System. My core objective changed from saving myself to destroying the compound and rescuing everyone. Brother Kun? You think you're that guy? I raised my hand and fired twice.
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The Little Tyrant of the Underworld Palace Transmigrates to the 1970s to Find a Man 冥殿小霸王穿越70拐男人
[70s setting + space + sent-down youth in the Northeast + no saintly heroine + sweet romance + punishing scumbags + scheming heroine + rugged male lead] New book, and I'm still working on the blurb as I go! Yan Xinyi is the younger sister of the King of the Underworld and an utterly ordinary little tyrant in the netherworld. Her unscrupulous brother dumps her in the 1970s, tasking her with retrieving a jade pendant that grants its reborn owner a pocket dimension. She must also rewrite the life o
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The Casebook of Everyday Events in Another World 异世日常事件簿
[Two male leads, two powerful protagonists, young cast, lightly ensemble-focused, daily life, beast ears and tails] Reader advisory: Some parts may tug at your heartstrings. On the day 298 gods vanished, humanity finally broke free from the shackles of the Divine War and rebuilt its home among the ruins. A century later, strange activity beneath the sea of Yibo shattered the peace for good. Jiang Hang, a wolf demi-human ostracized for his appearance, was saved by Xie Sheng during an encounter a
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The Eternal Firmament 恒古天宇
It was him. Him? Who was he? A terrifying being, an existence beyond every worldview. He would destroy the entire Primordial Realm. Just then, a white figure appeared before the crowd. Facing that terrifying being, the figure drew a sword and pointed it at him. Everyone cried out, asking who he was. “No one has ever remembered.” Time rewound to an era so distant that numbers could no longer measure it. A nine-year-old boy slowly opened his eyes.
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