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The Blood of Youth: The Four Sages 少年歌行之四方圣人
[Original author: Zhou Munan, continuation by Qingchun Wuyuetian] [Fantasy + xianxia + martial world + youth + Heavenly Dao] In the second year of the Tianzheng era, another year has passed since Prince Yong’an Xiao Se left Tianqi for the martial world. Many major events took place at court over the past year, and the martial world saw its share of upheaval as well. First, Snow Moon City: Sikong Changfeng left a letter passing the position of city lord to Tang Lian, then rode his spear straight
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The Girl from Chang’an 长安姑娘
[Tang Dynasty + Xianxia + Fantasy + Cultivation + Mythology + Romance + Guardians] Luo Yuhan, a young woman from Chang’an, was originally an ordinary girl. Though she held the noble rank of princess, she went to work as a constable at the Dali Temple and accidentally became caught up in a catastrophe that threatened the mortal world. To protect the peace of the world, the Confucian Sage reopened the Academy of the Mystic Gate, bringing together the most exceptional young disciples of the age and
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The Invincible Mortal Wanderer 无敌人间客
[Sages of the Spring and Autumn Period + Corpse Demons and Devils + Monsters and Ghosts + The Nine Provinces in Their Early Days] As the saying goes: “Without the Master, the world would have been shrouded in darkness for all eternity.” This is a very long story, so let me tell it to you slowly. Four hundred years ago, just as the Master was nearing the end of his life, he happened upon Lin Yi. The Master possessed a wondrous Cosmic Heart, making him the most powerful cultivator in the world. Li
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Beating Up Demons in the City While Wearing a Mecha Suit 在都市穿着机甲揍妖魔
[Urban Fantasy + Mecha + Supernatural + School Life + Cultivation + Eastern Mythology] It's the twenty-first century. Everyone is an atheist, and we're supposed to trust science: there's nothing it can't explain. Yet in this city there's one child who stubbornly believes in gods. His name is Bai Le. Bai Le is an ordinary high school student, but two dreams have haunted him for more than ten years, setting him apart from others. As he grows older, he becomes increasingly determined to uncover the
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