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  1. Reincarnated as a Dog Demon, I Will Be Reincarnated into an Immortal in Eternity! Fantasy344k WordsCompleted Traveling through another world, you start out as a dog. Jiang Xun, who was on the verge of collapse, learned that he could be reincarnated for eternity and that Songfeng Temple had a martial arts inheritance. He instantly inspired his ambition and made a bold statement: "If heaven had not given birth to me, Jiang Xun, all the dog kings would be like a long night." "I may not be able to take the position of Patriarch of Songfengguan." Then, Songfengguan was massacred and Jiang Xun died trag 0Tickets156Clicks4Favorites
  2. Late Ming: Posing as the Emperor, Starting by Winning Over the Ice-Cold Imperial Consort Historical122k WordsCompleted In the seventh year of the Tianqi reign, Lu Ming, a minor actor, opened his eyes and found himself cast as the substitute emperor chosen by Wei Zhongxian and Ke Shi. He had no place in the history books, and death awaited him at every turn. Lu Ming pinned Noble Consort Feng onto the bed and said: “Your Highness, you wouldn’t want the Ming Empire to fall into the eunuch faction’s hands, or the imperial bloodline to be wiped out, would you?” With one sentence, he drew the harem into the game. With 0Tickets99Clicks2Favorites
  3. Tampering with Destiny: Starting from Refusing to Break Off the Engagement! Fantasy141k WordsCompleted Lu Ming, who traveled through another world and got the start of Tianhu, thought he was the destined son. He has a distinguished family background, is born with a divine body, and has extraordinary understanding. He practiced Qi at the age of three, turned the divine spring into a wheel sea at the age of seven, entered the Divine Bridge at the age of ten, and was already famous in the Southern Territory at the age of sixteen, joining the ranks of great monks on the other side, on an equal foot 0Tickets99Clicks0Favorites