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  1. 1 Heterodox Cultivation: I Rely on Simulations to Become Invincible 左道修仙:我靠模拟无敌 Eastern Fantasy1.0M WordsCompleted This book is also known as: "Three Years of Simulations, Two Years of Invincibility!" "I Can Do Nothing Besides Simulations" "Corpse Dao: I Rely on the Simulator to Advance Steadily" "With a Simulator, Cultivation Is a Sure Thing" "My Event Simulator" "Without a Simulator, You Really Can't Survive on the Unorthodox Path" "This Book Is Very Weak, but It Really Feels Great to Read" "This Simulator Is a Little Too Difficult to Play" [Simulatable Event: Entrance Examination!] [At fourteen, you becam 0Votes9.3kRecs55kFans
  2. 2 This Daoist Truly Doesn't Want to Make Money 贫道真不想搞钱啊 Xianxia1.6M WordsCompleted This poor Daoist slays demons and vanquishes evil only to uphold Heaven's justice and protect peace in the mortal world. Making money has absolutely nothing to do with it. “Daoist Master Baoshou, we've only built half the temple, and we're out of money again.” “Ha! Then this poor Daoist will go slay a few more demons and bring back the reward money!” What harm could there be in a Taoist who earns money to build houses? Slay demons and vanquish evil for reward money; build the Qingyun Temple aga 0Votes98.7kRecs429.9kFans
  3. 3 EN The Heretical Dao of Cultivation 诡道修仙 Xianxia2.0M WordsCompleted Demons run rampant, and cultivators worship the bizarre as the Heavenly Dao. For a mortal to cultivate, they must gouge out their eyes, sever their limbs, cut off their wisdom root... Ren Qing, who transmigrated here, discovered that his supernatural ability could exempt him from the cost of cultivation. [Eyeless Art]: Swallow eyes to cultivate. At mastery, 106 immortal eyes grow all over your body. [Poison Bone Art]: Soak your bones in poison for thirty-six days, then put them back in your body 0Votes108.2kRecs678.6kFans
  4. 4 The Fruits of Slaughter 杀生道果 Xianxia2.2M WordsCompleted “An undying tree hangs from the Nine Heavens; immortal bones are dug from tombs. The Daoist Venerable smacks his lips as he drinks blood; the old Buddha savors dried meat. The six domestic animals and five sacrificial beasts pound the ritual drums; foxes of the city and rats of the shrine are boiled in a pot. The longevity wine reeks of wronged souls; the fruits of the Dao taste bitter at the feast of slaughter!” In this world, the Dao manifests its divine power. The one thing on the minds of co 1Votes116.2kRecs443.1kFans
  5. 5 The Divine and the Strange: Great Ming 神诡大明 Xianxia1.7M WordsCompleted I'm Ji Xiang. Thanks for the invite. I'm in the Ming Dynasty, and I just died in the Forbidden City. The signal's bad, and there are too many ghosts and strange happenings. Going anonymous. The old group got nuked. 0Votes58.6kRecs184.3kFans
  6. 6 EN The Martial Ming: Reborn as the Court's Hound 高武大明:穿成朝廷鹰犬 Martial Arts1.2M WordsCompleted Cao Jinxing takes his newly created top-tier character into the full-dive online game Great Rivers and Lakes, becoming a low-ranking Embroidered Uniform Guard in a high-martial-arts version of the Great Ming dynasty. Thanks to his extraordinarily high innate attributes, he discovers that he is light on his feet and strong, with sharp hearing and keen eyesight, a photographic memory, and the ability to divide his attention among several tasks at once... He can learn any martial art at a glance, a 0Votes117.7kRecs493kFans
  7. 7 Early Tang: I Contend with Wu Zetian for the Throne 人在初唐:我与武曌争皇位 Historical6.2M WordsCompleted PS: This book is also known as Jing Tang, The Tang Dynasty's Campaign to Put Down the Rebellion, and A Man in Early Tang: My Hint System Is Anything but Proper. In the second year of Shangyuan, Empress Wu and Emperor Gaozong ruled together. In the fourth month, the Crown Prince died at Hemu Palace. Everyone at the time said the Empress had poisoned him. Li Xuan, Prince of Nanchang, who had transmigrated more than ten years earlier, traveled to the divine capital to attend the funeral. At just th 1Votes44.4kRecs146.2kFans

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