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Books by Yun Chi yc
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Yunchi YC's Fourth Book 云魑yc的第4本书
When the seal in the northern icefields cracks, spraying dark golden demonic flames, and vines in the Bone Palace crush millennia-old permafrost, the remnant power of Austin Griffin, the God of Divine Punishment, breaks free in its most ferocious form. And the Host of this destructive force is none other than Haoyue, the companion who once forged a life-and-death pact with Long Haochen. The holy light of the Divine Throne trembles, and the Demon Hunt Squad's blades are shrouded in gloom. Should
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The Throne of the Defiant God 逆神王座
“Godslayer” immediately highlights Long Haochen’s transformation from “Guardian of the Gods” to “Master of the Demons.” “Throne” retains the symbol of central power, creating a mirrored contrast with Divine Throne and underscoring the conflict of a fate turned upside down. I’m a fan of Divine Throne. This story came to me on a whim. If you don’t like it, you don’t have to read it. Thanks.
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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Long Feng Walks the Dark Path 龙枫踏暗途
Borderland boy Long Haochen and Feng Xiu hone their skills together, determined to become knights and protect their home. He meets Sheng Cai'er, and the two grow side by side. When the shadow of the demon race draws near, they face it together. At eighteen, they pledge themselves to one another, carving a path through the darkness with their passion and bond.
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Reborn with 100 Days Until the College Entrance Exam 重生高考100天
He was once a failure, abandoned by everyone. His most trusted brother and the woman he loved joined forces to push him into the abyss, and he died with hatred in his heart on a cold, rainy night. When he opened his eyes again, Chen Fan had returned to the age of eighteen, with just one hundred days left before the college entrance exam. The familiar classroom, the young faces, and the two enemies who had yet to show their fangs: the hypocritical Zhao Kun and the seemingly pure Lin Weiwei. This
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