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Breaking Boundary Writer
Shen Yan, the owner of a used bookstore deep in an alley, always receives "loan deeds" with blood-stained handwriting at midnight. The place names on those yellowed pages are "realms" that cannot be found on the map - the Fu Altar in Chenzhou in Western Hunan where walking corpses are hidden, the ghost market in Shanghai where one can secretly change one's fate, the Guanzhong Laoqiang troupe that uses shadow puppets to perform live battles... Every time he "crossed the border", he had to rely o
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Steam Road
When the world of cultivation was still judging one's level based on one's spiritual roots, and competing for luck with breathing and breathing, Lin Fu, a young man who was judged to have an "inferior mortal" spiritual root, carved out a different way in an abandoned forging workshop. A broken "Supplement to the Creation of Tiangong" gave him a glimpse of another possibility of spiritual energy - it could be the flame in the furnace, the power between the gears, or the energy flowing in the met
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Spiritual Vein Against Fate: from Useless to Titled Spiritual Master
In the Lingwu Continent, everything has spiritual veins. Those who awaken can draw the spiritual energy of heaven and earth into their bodies, condense spiritual patterns, practice spiritual skills, and embark on the road to legend. Lin Feng, a young man from the remote Qingfeng Village, was diagnosed with "pulseless body" during the spiritual pulse awakening ceremony. He was regarded as a loser who could never practice cultivation in his life and received a cold look. Only his childhood sweeth
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Qianlong of the Ming Dynasty: Son of the King of Han
In the 10th year of Xuande, the Ming Dynasty seemed to be peaceful, but in fact there was an undercurrent. Emperor Zhu Zhanji was seriously ill, and the throne was vacant, and kings coveted it; water transport to the south of the Yangtze River was blocked, and refugees were everywhere; in the north, Oara tigers were eyeing him, and Japanese pirates were plundering along the coast. Zhu Zhanxu, the son of King Zhu Gaoxu of Han Dynasty, entered the capital at the age of seventeen and camped step by
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