A Hodgepodge, Just for Fun 兴趣使然，大杂烩

1 临 Temporary Guardian 临时监护人 Seafloor Wanderer海底漫步者Urban942k WordsCompleted At the request of an old friend, the protagonist travels to Japan to look after a thirteen-year-old girl! The girl is difficult, prickly, and anything but likable, but this should still be an easy job. He's only watching a kid for a month. How hard can it be? But as one strange thing after another happens, the protagonist never expects that simply acting as a temporary guardian will entangle him in a great catastrophe that took place 65 million years ago. Life really is full of surprises! Discus 0Votes79.3kRecs65.6kFans

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The protagonist is entrusted by an old friend to go to Japan to take care of a thirteen-year-old girl! Although the little girl had an awkward and unlikable personality, it was still a very simple thing to do—it was just taking care of a child for a month, nothing difficult. However, as various strange things happen, the protagonist never expected that simply being a temporary guardian would lead him into a catastrophe that occurred 65 million years ago. Life is full of surprises! Discussion group: [173515690]

2 吞 The Dragon That Devours the World 吞噬世界之龙 Wind-Dyed Forest风染丛林Western Fantasy1.1M WordsOngoing In Norse mythology, the Vikings revere me as Jormungandr, the World-Encircling Serpent. In Christian mythology, Christians loathe me as the ancient dragon, the ancient serpent, Satan. In Greek mythology, the gods fear me as Typhon, the hundred-headed dragon. In Kunlun mythology, shamans fervently call me Zhulong, the Torch Dragon, Zhuyin… Mayan mythology, Buddhist mythology, Slavic mythology, Celtic mythology, Nahuatl mythology, Japanese mythology, Assyrian mythology, Egyptian mythology, Finnish 2Votes192.5kRecs299.3kFans

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In Norse mythology, the Vikings revered me as the serpent that coils around the world—Jormungandr; in Christian mythology, Christians abhorred me as the ancient dragon or serpent—Satan; in Greek mythology, the gods fearfully called me the hundred-headed dragon—Typhon; in Kunlun mythology, shamans fanatically called me Zhulong—Zhujiuyin… Mayan mythology, Buddhist mythology, Slavic mythology, Celtic mythology, Nahuatl mythology, Japanese mythology, Assyrian mythology, Egyptian mythology, Finnish mythology... In the midst of numerous myths and legends, I traveled through them in the name of a monster, seeking only the truth. The story of an evil god. [Group 1: 759282568] Group 2: 594340906