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Books by Primordial Fat Dragon

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  1. Cultivating for Immortality, Starting with the Martial Exams 长生修行,从武考科举开始 Martial Arts & Cultivation1.4M WordsCompleted Chu Linguang, who traveled back in time to the Yuan Dynasty, quickly improved his training progress by adding points to the favor panel. He originally wanted to change his destiny through the martial arts examination, but he never expected to be bound by favors while practicing with the martial arts master. This is a story in which a master and a disciple support each other, the protagonist values ​​love and justice, and repays kindness! 20kHeat9.6kPopularity968Readers
  2. High Martial Cultivation: I Grow Stronger by Giving Up 高武修仙:从摆烂开始变强 Urban3.1M WordsCompleted Zhang Lingfeng traveled to the world of post-apocalyptic cultivation and gained an invincible destiny. [You refuse to practice with the marksmanship master and gain the ability to self-strengthen all-weather marksmanship. [You refused to become a disciple of the Body Tempering Master and obtained the strongest glazed golden body. [You refused to breathe out in the breathing method training class, awakening the strongest breathing ability among martial arts students. [You refuse the Grandmaste 18kHeat17kPopularity1kReaders
  3. The Way of Longevity: I Gain Points Through Fortune 长生武道:我靠气运加点 Fantasy1.3M WordsCompleted Jiang Feng's soul traveled through the Xianwu Tang Dynasty and obtained the seed of immortality. He discovered that Gou was working as a jailer, and as long as everything was safe, he would receive good luck every day. For this reason, he was cautious in his words and deeds, did not cause trouble, and only wanted to gain good luck every day. He never thought that his indifferent character would be promoted by his superiors, and the motto he used to restrain his life became the rules and regulati 16kHeat316kPopularity1.1kReaders