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Books by A Jiu Yiqing
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Apocalypse: Yesterday's Myth 末世：昨日神话
The Chosen ones dismembered the Old Gods, calling the remains “Vessels,” and wore them on their bodies. In this Age of Dharma Decline, they called themselves... New Gods. And my name is Zhaoshan. My predecessor failed to fuse with a Vessel in the Chosen Ones’ civil service examination. Faced with crushing debt, he chose death. I transmigrated into his body, spent five years paying off his debts, and taught myself an obscure profession. I inscribed the [Contract of Appraisal] in my right eye and
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Born into the Great Shang: Aiding Zhou 降生大商：助纣
Shang Dynasty oracle-bone inscriptions meets fantasy! · Name: Qiong Dan · Status: Slave · Current occupation: Shepherd In the ancient Great Shang, where history and myth intertwine, Qiong Dan stands in the wilderness of Muye, whip in hand. Using the power of the Mind Realm, he peers into the sheep’s inner worlds and plants suggestions in their minds, making them accept him as their leader. He drills them in sheep formations, waiting for the right chance to escape and break free of his chains as
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Hogwarts: My Martial Soul Is Tom 霍格沃茨：我的武魂是汤姆
Transmigrating to the Harry Potter world, he arrives at Hogwarts as a Spirit Master! Amor Tonks had thought he was just an ordinary wizard who was good at Transfiguration. He never expected that, the moment he put on the Sorting Hat, his Martial Spirit would awaken! Beast Martial Spirit: Cat... Martial Spirit possession! But how was he supposed to get a Spirit Ring? Was he supposed to kill those naturally evil magical creatures? But even the Basilisk was only a thousand years old. Ding dong.
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The Literary Sage Simulator 文圣模拟器
In the final years of Great Xia, Heaven itself was dead▌ In this world, demons and monsters run rampant, and war is about to erupt. Only scholars can recreate mountains and seas through the literary realms in their hearts! Ming Jiu transmigrated into this literary world, which closely resembled the [late Eastern Han dynasty]. He was considered a prodigy in his youth, but could not awaken a literary realm, and had to make a living managing funerals. After a hundred years, he finally no longe
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