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Nine Realms Divine Forbidden
The first time I stepped into the forbidden area, the Heavenly Dao of the Nine Realms simultaneously warned me. It's not because I did anything wrong, But because—— I was not meant to exist within this set of rules. The Nine Domains are not territories, but a world level where the Nine Layers are blocked. Each domain is maintained in order by a "divine ban": Cause and effect are irreversible, destiny cannot be glimpsed, time cannot be traversed, and the true name cannot be expressed... An
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Private Detective Na Liu
He answers to no organization and never trusts conclusions that merely “seem reasonable.” In a snowstorm disappearance, only a lonely trail of footprints remains outside a cabin. In a high-rise fall, the window is locked tight, yet the cause of death contradicts itself. In a transoceanic shipping-container case, the seal is intact, but the container is empty when opened… These puzzles, scattered around the world and hastily filed away as “accidents,” “cold cases,” or “impossible to verify,” all
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The New Order of the Red Star
Earth’s economy continued to decline, and opportunities became as scarce as air. Ordinary people gave it everything they had, only to face “your application doesn’t meet the requirements,” “we’ll need to coordinate,” and “please wait for further notice” again and again. Then the “Red Star Migration Plan” appeared out of nowhere: The new Martian city promised no regard for background, no reliance on connections, complete transparency, and a points-based system. Everyone would receive resources an
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The Legend of Tianpeng
Zhu Heng is a mortal born in a riverland plagued by floods. As a boy, all he wants is to protect the people of his city. One night, when the river bursts its banks, he uses his mortal body to hold back the flood and unexpectedly steps onto the path of cultivation. From menial work in the Water Palace to becoming a disciple of the Dao, from a lowly soldier on the Celestial River to an immortal general commanding armies, he cultivates water, body, and mind. He witnesses the suffering of mortals an
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