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Books by Xu Wu
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Dragon Raja: The Uesugi Family's Bride 龙族：上杉家的新娘
In the Japanese arc, Lu Mingfei unlocks a Hell-difficulty side quest: propose to Erii! Caesar gives him proposal advice online, Fingel stays up all night using Norma to write a game, a madman from the Equipment Department crashes the scene, and Gen Chisei keeps an eye on his sister in public while secretly preparing her dowry. Beneath the pixel art of Takamagahara, a dazzling double proposal unfolds. The World Tree ring temporarily suppresses the curse of the White King's bloodline. But the enga
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The Night I Was Banished to the Frontier, I Set the Northern Beacon Fires Ablaze 被贬边疆那夜，我点燃了北境烽火
Yan Zhaoran was once a high-ranking court official, but after angering the emperor with his outspoken criticism, he was demoted to a bitterly cold frontier post. As night snow sealed the passes, he lit the signal fires on the northern frontier and wrote a blood-soaked petition to fight, unexpectedly awakening an old border pact that had lain dormant for a hundred years. Wei Shubai, a lone, valiant general once exiled by the court, appeared amid the wind and snow. Their eyes met, and though neith
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I Mistook Him for an Esports Prodigy, but I’m Actually a Retired Sniper 错认电竞天才的我其实是退役神狙
Retired ace sniper Li Jin had gone into hiding under an assumed name, but was mistaken for esports prodigy Wen Xiao and forced to take his place in the top league. No one knew that Li Jin had once ended an entire legendary era with a single shot, while Wen Xiao was merely a puppet prodigy pushed into the spotlight by his family. As the layers of lies peeled away, Li Jin's icy marksmanship once again stunned the arena, while Wen Xiao quietly protected the man who had long since given up on glory
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After the Mad Top-Tier Star Tore Up His Contract Overnight, the Whole Internet Hailed Him as a God 疯批顶流连夜撕掉合约后全网封神
At 3:17 a.m., the lights went out in the headquarters of Huanyu Entertainment, the largest entertainment company in Xinghe City. Only the surveillance room on the top floor still glowed with a deathly white light. On the screens, footage of Lu Jin tearing up a contract played over and over. He wore the “drama queen black suit” he’d been mocked for over the past three years, his tie crooked, his eyes like those of a ghost fresh from hell. The thin sheet of paper crumbled between his fingers into
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