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Books by Ying Xiao
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Heaven's Shore 天浔
Before the Great Origin, there was only a vast, dark primordial chaos, still and serene. None knew how many years had passed when a faint, shadowy glow quietly appeared in its depths, and primordial energy began to gather. After countless more years, golden light suddenly burst forth and faded away. In the boundless void, a stele appeared, drifting and scattering faint strands of blue and red. The light, blue essence rose to become the heavens, while the heavy, crimson essence settled to become
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Ascending to the Divine Throne in an Old-School Mary Sue Novel 在古早玛丽苏文中登上神座
[Transmigrate into a book + ensemble cast, to a degree + heroine's perspective + old-school novel] Also titled: I Became One of the Mary Sue Heroines, and Ascended to Godhood by Playing an NPC [Before you start]: This idea came from all those “noble young master vs. assassin girl” stories I read as a kid. I'm writing this purely for fun, so please go easy on me (please, I'm begging you, hands together.jpg). This book ends here; see you in the next one~ Here's the blurb, ↓↓↓ Yan Xi, an outstandin
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Beastfolk Arrive in the Stars 兽人来到星际
Lin Yan is a genius beastfolk who is transported to the stars by an unknown force. Follow him as he hides his identity in this unfamiliar world, makes many companions, and sets off on adventures and battles together with them. Lin Yan: Has the soul of a Pallas’s cat, 3S+ mental strength, 2S physical ability Jiang Chen: Has awakened the mental ability to create a Destruction Domain, 3S mental strength, 3S physical ability Lin Feng: Has awakened the mental ability to create a Fire Domain, S mental
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Did I Transmigrate to the Qin Dynasty While Napping During the College Entrance Exam? 高考睡觉的时候穿越到了秦朝？
Xianyang No. 6 High School, Chinese exam room for the gaokao. The air was as thick as congealing glue, and the fluorescent tubes overhead gave off a monotonous hum. Ying Xiao's eyes were fixed on his test paper. Every character in the archaic classical Chinese passage from The Annals of Lü Buwei seemed to dance, twisting as though mocking his comprehension. “Why does the ruler above not follow the ways of the former kings? It is not that they were unworthy, but that their ways cannot be followed
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