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Someone Always Wants to Lead My Grand-Disciple Astray 总有人想带坏我徒孙
They say the Qingyang lineage, the most mysterious branch of the mystic sects, has suddenly produced a prodigy. Rumors keep coming one after another. Yun Jiao turned to glance at the real powerhouse beside her. “…” No, no, it’s all fake. I can’t do anything, and I’m panicking. Yun Jiao: “Grandmaster, can we make a deal? Next time we run into a demon, could we stay calm? It’s a real pain to treat you afterward!” Ye Yuan: “…”
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- 2 The Sword God in the Stars 剑神在星际 The youngest Sword God on the Cultivation Continent was reborn after surviving a tribulation and found herself in the interstellar age. From then on, her unreliable father raised her as a boy. This story has a male lead. Mwah! (Updates normally before midnight. If there isn't one, don't wait up, sweeties~) 0Votes479kRecs78.2kFans
- 3 In the Interstellar World, Might Makes Right 星际之有容则霸 If I can't be the handsomest guy in the galaxy, then I'll just have to become everyone's daddy! And as for those who stage accidents, scheme against me, or hope to profit off me? Tool people, get them! -(¬∀¬)σ 0Votes4kRecs6.8kFans
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Danger Ahead 前方高能
Here you'll find the most dangerous missions and the richest rewards. The next moment could bring the end of your life, a bottomless abyss with no way back, or the chance to become a god and stand above all creation!
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