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A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality 凡人修仙传
An ordinary country boy accidentally joins a small local martial sect and becomes a nominal disciple. With that status, how can he establish himself in the sect? How can he, despite his mediocre talent, enter the ranks of the cultivators and make a name for himself across the Three Realms? Fellow cultivators, the new edition of the print book is now available. Feel free to purchase a copy if you’re interested. Thank you for your support!
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A First-Rank Official 官居一品
Count the heroes, weigh their triumphs and defeats: a century passes like a dream, yet their hearts burn with purpose. They strive to govern wisely and save a crumbling realm, even if a flood of infamy follows them beyond the grave. They scorn death and cherish the rise and fall of nations, traveling alone through storms and tempests. Who wouldn't wish the Great Wall to stand forever? Yet none can know if the River of Sorrow will flow eastward, back into the sea.
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The Chronicles of the Primitive Era 原始战记
"One day, we will return to our homeland. Our glory still shines, and the Flame of the Yan Clan will never go out."
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Tempered Immortal 百炼成仙
The road to immortality is rugged, but after countless trials, he finally reaches the right path. A boy with no spiritual roots, dismissed as a good-for-nothing, keeps buying up all kinds of junk in the cultivation world… Whether it’s failed pills or low-grade materials, he’ll take it all, no matter how much there is!
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A Life of Wealth and Glory 一世富贵
After transmigrating to the Northern Song during Emperor Renzong's reign, Xu Ping places first in the imperial examinations. But after offending the Empress Dowager, he is sent to Lingnan to serve as an official. Starting out as a minor border official, he rises step by step until he finally comes into his own, writing his own legend in the Song Dynasty. The Northern Song emerged from the chaos of the Five Dynasties, with the great aristocratic clans swept away. The gentry had yet to take shape,
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The Kingdom of Power 权国
My new book, Three Kingdoms: The Dawn of an Empire, is now available. Crows darken the sun, the setting sun is blood-red. In the chaotic Three Kingdoms era, iron hooves are my footsteps, arrowheads are my eyes. From dreamlike Jiangnan, where the land is a picture, to the windswept deserts of Xiliang, I will raise up the fallen Yellow Heaven. With a unique historical perspective and epic warfare, this story retraces the course of an empire’s history. “A continent swept by rising storms, kingdoms
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Ninefold Refinement, Return to Immortality 九炼归仙
Check out Boyao’s new novel, The Martial Temple’s Supreme Sage: The Hundred Schools converge, the Hundred Clans return to Han, and the Martial Temple reaches supreme sanctity. The five elements turn in a wheel, the true flame undergoes nine transformations; Nine returns to one, and nine refinements lead to immortality. With both feet, I trample the waves of the mortal world; on one shoulder, I bear all the sorrows of past and present. I laugh up at the heavens and climb the nine peaks. How could
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The Warring States Era of the Kuroda Clan 黑田家的战国
The Kuroda clan was a minor house in Harima Province. A transmigrator from the Celestial Empire took the place of Kuroda Kanbei Yoshitaka, changing the course of the Kuroda clan's Sengoku era. Strategy, tactics, and political scheming were the clan's strengths, while its many talented retainers formed the foundation of its rise. The Kuroda clan's Sengoku era was going to be a thrilling one. Reader group: 391448677
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The Path of a Cultivation Sect Leader 修真门派掌门路
Fate is bestowed by Heaven, and one's fellow cultivator walks the path alongside. Together they roam free, chanting the Yellow Court Sutra as one. In this boundless world, cultivation brings together spiritual roots, one's innate destiny, and a companion spirit. The protagonist, Qi Xiu, unexpectedly becomes the sect leader and leads his small, struggling sect in its fight to survive. From a middle-aged man in his thirties at the lowest level of Qi Refining to a wise old man who looks down upon a
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The Tsugawa Clan’s Ambition 津川家的野望
In Dewa Province, he rose from humble beginnings. He thought he'd gotten the protagonist's template, but Tsugawa Muneharu soon realized that in this bitterly cold corner of the northeast, he was little more than a village chief. To survive in these chaotic times, Tsugawa Muneharu had no choice but to defeat every enemy in his path. When he finally looked back, he had become the ruler of the realm. Fight for a better tomorrow!
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