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Prehistoric, I Am the Variable
Originally the immature lotus seeds of the Chaos Green Lotus, born from the aftertaste of the Kaitian, Qingxuan awakened from the silence and embarked on a path completely different from that of all living beings. He has an insight into "one" as the origin of all things, and clearly understands that "I am one". He is unwilling to be bound by the established destiny, using himself as a variable, and vows to transcend the shackles of the ancient way of heaven. In the prehistoric world, the way of
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Iron Blood Contains Chaos: Unification in Troubled Times
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Chang'an Ghost Lord
During the Yuanhe period of Emperor Xianzong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Chunhun passed through the Daming Palace, erysipelas corroded his soul, and his body was wrapped in Yang Qi. He was neither a pure yin ghost nor a god-refining immortal. He was a lonely soul that could not be accepted by the three realms. He could only survive by cultivating ghosts and immortals. For the next hundred years, Li Chun struggled to practice on the edge of yin and yang, using yang energy to refine erysipelas and usi
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Wild Berries
A story about silence and breaking ground. Zhao Mei, this name used to be her entire identity - a dependent, a silent existence living in the shadow of others. Until that night when her daughter weepingly identified her as a "shadow", until an enrollment brochure for a county agricultural training class cut through her gray sky like a sharp blade. A silent rebellion began to sprout. She embarked on a path of redemption and return to her own. "Wildberries" is a female epic full of agrarian philos
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Martial Age
Li Jingyuan, the son of a martial arts family in Cangzhou, Hebei Province, was born in the troubled times of the Republic of China. Although he was frail since childhood, he inherited the family's Cha Quan and Pi Gua Quan. In line with his grandfather's motto that "Chinese martial arts are not routines, but real Kung Fu to protect one's life", he laid foundations in the snow in Hanyuan and started the road to martial arts practice. When he was young, he experienced the provocations of the Hong
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