Fanqie catalogue
Books by Xuan Li
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- 4
From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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The Otherworldly Shop of the Myriad Worlds 异世诸天万界商店
Li Luoxing is an utterly ordinary person from Blue Star. He had an utterly ordinary birth, went to school like anyone else, got an ordinary job, and then had an utterly ordinary stroke of luck. He joined the ranks of transmigrators to other worlds, and a new journey began. The Tianyu Continent is vast, with different races and cultivation systems everywhere: cultivators, Buddhists and Daoists, wizards, gods and demons, beastfolk, elves, undead, and countless other races locked in constant confli
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Honkai: Star Rail: I Might Be a Little Too Overpowered 星穹铁道：我似乎有点超模了
Li Yanqing was a devoted Honkai: Star Rail fan. Like countless other Honkai: Star Rail players, he was obsessed with admiring the game's characters in every way imaginable. But he never expected that one day he would become a brand-new character in the game... (The Honkai: Star Rail in this story is not the real game, so please don't treat it as such. Building on Honkai: Star Rail's characters and plot, this version adds the high degree of freedom found in Genshin Impact. As a result, some chara
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The Mo School's Engineer 墨门理工女
Cyberpunk Mohism: I Fix Bugs in Ancient Times Hardcore Mechanical Craftsmanship Ensemble Cast A Technically Minded Heroine These days, transmigrating without a System would be bad enough, but they also gave her a sickly body that could fall apart at any moment? Lu Heng, a researcher in her previous life and a master of mechanical devices in this one, says: No problem at all! While other transmigrators are busy with palace intrigue, household rivalries, and romance, she’s busy fixing bugs in t
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The Star Chart Mystery of 1933 星图迷踪1933
Late autumn, 1933. Nanjing is shrouded in river fog and gun smoke. When the code of an ancient star chart collides with a bloody world of espionage, blue skies split like silk, and a flaming kite plummets into the river. The ancient chart conceals a sharp edge; a bronze case secretly draws starlight. A deadly game of chess, played with stars as its code. Who can turn the bronze key that hangs over the nation's fate? The only things that can pierce the darkness of 1933 are stars tempered in fire
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