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Books by 臭美的探花郎

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  1. Cultivating Immortality Begins at Langya Market 修仙从琅琊坊市开始 Xianxia5k WordsOngoing The Langya Daoist Sect was once glorious, but has since fallen into decline. Now it is a Daoist sect in name only, known only along the coast of the Eastern Region. Watch as Shen Mu leads the Langya Daoist Sect beyond its former glory. 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  2. Urban: I Have a Cultivation Realm 都市:我有一座修仙界 Urban15k WordsOngoing Come read more of my work on Yuewen's website! 0Votes2Recs0Fans
  3. Cultivating Immortality Begins with Talisman Making 修仙从制符师开始 Xianxia7k WordsOngoing [Mortal Cultivation] [Talisman Cultivation] A traditional, slow-burn classical xianxia tale. Cultivate the Dao through talismans; one talisman can break ten thousand arts. Divine sense is the foundation, spiritual energy the ink, and runes the bones. Drawing talismans is like refining the heart. Come read more of my work on a site under China Literature! 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  4. The Pei Clan of Immortals 裴氏仙族 Xianxia106k WordsOngoing [Classical Xianxia] [Genius Protagonist] [Clan Cultivation] This is a traditional classical xianxia novel with a slower pace. He went up the mountain at seven, born with an attached meridian and dual lightning-and-fire spiritual roots. A copper fish hangs at his neck. Through morning and evening meditation, once it has gathered enough purple qi, it can help someone break through a realm, securing that achievement forever. 0Votes127Recs0Fans
  5. The Imperial Exams Made Me a God: The Frail Scholar Who Ruled the World 科举封神:病弱书生掌天下 Historical88k WordsOngoing Historical transmigration, ancient setting, imperial examinations One moment, he transmigrates into the body of a frail, sickly young man from a poor family. Weak and sickly, with poverty at home, every step ahead is strewn with thorns. He takes up his brush as a blade, studies hard through the long nights, and sets out on the road to the imperial examinations. From a commoner taking the entry-level exam, he passes the county, provincial, and metropolitan examinations, then wins top honors i 0Votes66Recs0Fans