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Salted Fish System: The Cultivation World's Number One Lie-Flat Expert 咸鱼系统：修仙界第一躺平
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Delusions of Rebirth 妄想回生
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The Debt-Redeeming Divine Lord: Savoring Ten Thousand Years of Incense Debts 赊道神主：以香火尝尽万古债
The Great Dao has a price. The road to immortality lets you borrow against it. Lu Chen, an outcast disciple of the Xuanyue Sect, bears a congenital contract to borrow from the Great Dao since time immemorial, branded upon his soul. He carries a death debt so immense that even Immortal Venerables would tremble before it. In this world, cultivators seek spiritual roots, seize opportunities, and extend their lifespans by drawing advances from Heaven's treasury of the Great Dao, accumulating one de
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The Ancestral Shrine Keeps the Accounts, Spiritual Offerings Seal the Contract 祖祠有账，灵供上契
In the Great Xuan Immortal Dynasty, countless ancestral shrines are bound by contracts, and spiritual offerings must be paid on schedule. Every registered shrine must be recorded in the Spiritual Contract Office and pay its incense offerings each year. If the offerings fall short or a contract expires, the shrine seal will be locked. The ancestors of that clan will lose the support of their offerings, leaving them nowhere to dwell. Lu Chen is the last shrine keeper of the Lu clan of Qingxi. His
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When Will the Flowers Blossom Again? 花重几时成
From the first cry to learning to walk, from studying and working to getting married and raising children, everyone travels an extraordinary road. Zhao Fan's journey began deep in the Daba Mountains. He endured the loneliness of a left-behind child, the fists and silences between father and son, the scorching sun and torrential rain at construction sites, and the darkest days when he sent out hundreds of resumes and heard nothing back. Every choice was like two stones colliding: it hurt, but it
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