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2 从EN From Slaying Demons to Eternal Life 从斩妖除魔开始长生不死 Lu Yue Nineteen陆月十九Eastern Fantasy2.8M WordsCompleted You can spend your lifespan to infuse martial arts techniques, allowing you to develop them endlessly. Shen Yi is a mortal, with a life expectancy of less than a hundred years. Fortunately, he can gain the remaining years of the demons he slays. In a chaotic age overrun with evil spirits, he draws his long blade and sends these beings, who have lived for centuries or millennia, into a panic! From Eagle Claw Kung Fu to Eight Desolations Sky-Splitting Hands, from Demon-Subduing Fist to Golden Body 593Votes999.5kRecs3.9MFans

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Consuming lifespan to infuse martial arts techniques allows for unlimited deductions. Shen Yi is a mortal whose lifespan is only a hundred years. Fortunately, he can obtain the remaining lifespan of demons by slaying them. In a chaotic world teeming with evil spirits, he drew his long sword, terrifying these beings who had lived for thousands of years! From Eagle Claw Kung Fu to Eight Desolations Sky-Splitting Hand, from Demon-Subduing Fist to Golden Body Prison-Suppressing Dharma Image! Shen Yi would occasionally ponder, "How come my lifespan seems to increase the more I use it?" He sheathed his sword, raised his eyes to look at the sky, and heard that there was a Heavenly Jade Palace above the clouds, filled with thousands of saints, each of whom had experienced countless years. I have come to this heaven only to borrow a million years from the immortals, to prove my path to immortality. This book is also known as "You're spending your life practicing martial arts, but you're spending someone else's?" And "Fellow Daoist, please wait, your lifespan is destined to be with me."

3 飞 Rising to Power, Starting in Chinatown 飞扬跋扈，从唐人街开始 No Scallions, Please不吃葱花Historical3.6M WordsCompleted At the end of the nineteenth century, Chinese laborers in America had fallen to the status of third-class people. Discrimination against and conflicts with Chinese laborers grew increasingly fierce, and attacks became more frequent. In San Francisco's Chinatown, opium dens and gambling houses stood everywhere, while gangs and associations made the area a chaotic mix of all kinds of people. Until one day, Chen Zhengwei stepped off a ship, his face radiant with a brilliant smile. “I like the smell 9Votes357.9kRecs643.4kFans

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By the end of the 19th century, Chinese laborers in America had been relegated to the third class. Discrimination and conflicts against Chinese laborers among the public intensified, and attacks gradually increased. In San Francisco's Chinatown, opium dens and gambling dens were everywhere, along with guild halls and clubs, creating a mixed and chaotic atmosphere. Until this day, Chen Zhengwei stepped off the ship with a bright smile on his face. "I like the smell of gunpowder in the air here." "I traveled halfway around the world to get here, not to mine."