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Extraordinary New Weapons
After measuring the acceleration of gravity, the circumference of the equator and even Planck's constant, Zhang Wei looked at the little girl who was using magic to make ice cream, scratched his head and muttered: "So... Where did this magic come from?" When the down-and-out queen summons military enthusiasts, the world of Zem is destined to become unstable. PS: Military farming in another world~
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Cultivating Immortality in Tianjin, 1979
Eight years into a time of chaos, foreign powers bear down from without while warlords wage bloody battles within. The country is torn apart, and no one is safe. A modern man arrives in this world, and from then on, it has one remarkable new figure. To his female students, he is a witty, erudite teacher; To his readers, he is a wuxia master whose writing knows no bounds; To those he rescues, he is a savior with peerless methods; To the Marshal’s household, he is an honored guest who comes and go
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Immortal Amid the Mortal World
I wander the human world, seeing that day, that land, that person, that love, and the sorrow beneath that sky-filling rain of swords. “Daoist, stay and have another cup with me. Once I cultivate a human form, I’ll fetch immortal wine from the Jade Lake and serve it with freshly sliced Peaches of Immortality. How about we drink together?” Xue Zhao laughed. “Where would you find a Jade Lake or Peaches of Immortality? But once you cultivate a human form, I’ll make sure you get all the Xia Sha Ren X
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I Am the Immortal in the Mirror
A chivalrous heart stands against a demonic soul; murderous intent stirs the dust. “Tell me, stranger, where do you come from?” “I am the immortal within the mirror.”
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The Daoist Tradition in the Modern Age
In the thirty-third year of the Yan Kang era, the realm had enjoyed peace for a long time. Last year's official gazette reported that the Great Cheng Empire's capital and thirteen provinces had a population of over seventy million. People praised the sage emperor for ruling effortlessly, calling it an age of prosperity. Yet beyond its borders, Mongolia and Xiliang circled like predators, while within them, disputes over land and people raged. The realm appeared resplendent, but beneath the surfa
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