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- 1 The Immortal Path: A Talisman's Journey to Greatness 仙途之符运通天 [No romance] [Lighthearted] A traditional cultivation novel with no male lead! It’s all about fighting monsters and leveling up, with no national vendettas or family feuds. All I want is to live carefree and cultivate my way to immortality! 0Votes26.2kRecs40.9kFans
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Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Won’t Be Sad 快穿之炮灰不伤悲
The despairing original hosts: Why is the whole world against me? What did I ever do wrong? Si Ru, smiling: Hit back. This novel has no CP. Thanks, everyone! (Undergoing a very slow major revision.) The author’s new book, “Quick Transmigration: This Wish Is a Little Difficult,” features a single female protagonist and no CP. Thank you all for your support.
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Quick Transmigration: The Way of Freedom 快穿之逍遥道
Chang Li is a tribulation-taker who has left behind all lowbrow pursuits. How could she limit her vision to the little patch of land right in front of her? A look at all the protagonists and supporting characters overlooked along the way... The world is vast. I walk my own path!
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- 4 Bound to the Supreme Expert Cultivation System from the Start 开局绑定无极大佬养成系统 [No female lead] Lu Qiansu never imagined that one careless fall would kill him outright. Even more unbelievably, after dying, he transmigrated to a place called the Otherworldly Martial Continent and became a little prince who had gone missing, only to be carried off by a wild wolf into the Miyou Mountains. Damn... Does it really have to be this ridiculous? Does it have to be this miserable...? Aren’t transmigrators supposed to come with a golden finger? Huh? Where’s mine? Without a golden fing 0Votes3.2kRecs9.1kFans
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