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- 1 A Guide to Recovering from Heartbreak in the Cultivation World 修真界失恋康复指南 On the fourteenth day of the first lunar month, with the Lantern Festival approaching, Qinghe City was festooned with lanterns and decorations, dragon dances winding through the streets, while white deer and immortal cranes flowed endlessly through the bustling markets... And I fell out of love that day. A short story. The source is a strange emotional product born from an experience of romantic frustration in a distant era. 0Votes16.2kRecs18.4kFans
- 2 The Unorthodox Rules of Cultivation 非正常世界修仙法则 Li Feihu has an IQ of seventy-five. He is the smartest person in the world. To be fair, this isn’t exactly a proper world, and none of its people are exactly proper either. Still, since you’re here, go ahead and click to take a look. Who knows? You might learn how to glow, and how to glow even more brilliantly. 4Votes10.2kRecs51.3kFans
- 3 The Child Emperor 孺子帝 Three emperors died one after another, and a prince whom no one had ever paid any attention to inexplicably ascended the throne, finding himself surrounded by danger. The Empress Dowager disliked him and was always looking for a younger, more obedient boy to install as the new emperor. His half-brothers disliked him, believing he had stolen the throne that belonged to them. The eunuchs and palace maids disliked him too, thinking he didn’t seem like a real emperor… The Young Emperor could only sa 11Votes972.1kRecs607.6kFans
- 4 You Must Be Like the Brave and Cross the Mountains 你当像勇者翻过群山 I hope to surpass Number 23 and become the greatest in history; I hope to break the curse and defend the throne; I hope to touch the trophy within my lifetime; I hope that hardship will end in sweetness and that I will never live beneath anyone else; I hope disaster stays away and injuries disperse; I hope to win an FMVP; I hope the Earth is flat... I Hope: how many people’s fantasies and regrets does it represent? Sometimes hope is unrealistic. Sometimes certain people carry the hopes of everyo 0Votes102kRecs78.9kFans
- 5 The Way of the Hero 侠行天下 Wuxia has never died. The chivalrous spirit has always lived in our hearts. You don't need a feudal society to have heroes, or even sects and a martial world. Chivalry is really a dream of ours: the dream of drawing a blade to help when you see injustice, the dream of spending ten years honing a single sword. This book begins with a tale called Ten Years, One Sword. The story takes place at a university called One Sword… 1Votes2.1MRecs664.5kFans
- 6 The Turn of a Hand 覆手 The law doesn't stop you from doing certain things. It tells you what you'll have to pay if you do them and get caught. There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's eyes. Nine hundred and ninety people see the law as forbidden territory. The other ten see it as nothing but a weapon. All they have to do is grip the handle and point its sharp edge at others. These ten are what we call famous lawyers. In the courtroom and out on the streets, they can turn clouds into rain and rain into cloud 0Votes1.2MRecs197kFans
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The Ball Hog's Black Tech System 球霸的黑科技系统
The story of a rookie in Los Angeles who became a ball-hog... This story sounds a little familiar. “What? Playing basketball doesn't count as black technology? If I hack everyone, how is that not ‘black’ technology?” Sheep Group: 321-941-893
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Demigod 类神
They’re all around you. Perhaps they’re the mild-mannered, deferential waiter, or the warm and enthusiastic shopkeeper. Somewhere in the night, above the clouds and in the breeze, they look down on the people living in the shining city below. You may go your whole life without realizing how frighteningly powerful those seemingly unremarkable ordinary people really are. But… one day, you’ll discover that beneath your feet lies a vast, peaceful land, where a mighty bloodline pulses. And one day, i
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