Books So Toxic You're Not Allowed to Say So, or That May Never Be Finished in My Lifetime
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The Great Sage’s Tale
268Votes2.5MRecs1.8MFans
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Earth's Mainframe
0Votes250.8kRecs62.8kFans
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The Sword Was Once a Demon
61Votes438.2kRecs541.4kFans
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Peak Player
25Votes1.1MRecs416.6kFans
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Emissary of the Star Realm
15Votes531.5kRecs1.4MFans
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An Immortal Is One with Boundless Magical Power
0Votes201.7kRecs289.2kFans
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Starting with the Gu Huo Bird
196Votes2.5MRecs2.4MFans
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A Name for All Eternity
24Votes10.2MRecs3.6MFans
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